Serials Review
Volume 31, Issue 4, Pages 237-330 (December 2005)
SPECIAL FOCUS: PUBLISHER INITIATIVES WITH DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
ARTICLES
Global Information Needs before and after the Web
Maurice Long
Transforming Access to Research Literature for Developing Countries
Barbara Kirsop and Leslie Chan
The eIFL.net Initiative: Access and Management of Electronic Resources by Library Consortia in Developing and Transition Countries
Rima Kupryte, Monika Segbert-Elbert and Isabel Bernal
African Journals OnLine (AJOL)
Pippa Smart
TEEAL and AGORA: Improving Access to Agricultural Journals in Low-Income Countries
Olivia Vent
Developing Nations, the Digital Divide and Research Databases
Sam Brooks, Paul Donovan and Clint Rumble
Journal Access Initiatives: Where Are They? Why the World Health Organization? and What Is HINARI?
Barbara Aronson and Steve Glover
COLUMNS
Looking at Journals from Both Sides
Norman Clark and Allan Scherlen
The Effects of E-journal Management Tools and Services on Serials Cataloging
Maria Collins
Life in the Trenches of Print and Web Publishing
Michael Brown
An Interview with Terry Reese
Bonnie Parks
Reports of Conferences, Institutes, and Seminars
Beverly J. Geckle, Christine Freeman, Sue Anderson, Carrie S. Eastman and Susan Davis
Roaring into Serials with the 2005 North American Serials Interest Group Annual Conference
Christine Freeman
The View from the Mountain: 2005 Acquisitions Institute at Timberline Lodge
Sue Anderson
Here Today; Here Tomorrow?: Journal Archiving in the Electronic Environment
Carrie S. Eastman
The Linda Hall Library of Science, Engineering and Technology
Katy Ginanni
ONIX for Serials?The NISO/EDItEUR Joint Working Party
Mark H. Needleman
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