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, by North American Serials Interest Group 1993 (Brown University); Norstedt, Marilyn; McMillan, Gail

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ISBN: 9781560246855 | 1560246855
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 4/1/1994

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Introduction	p. 1
Scientific Visualization in Earth and Planetary Science: It Looks Good But Will It Publish?	p. 3
Interactive Computer Graphics, Higher Dimensional Geometry and Electronic Publication: From Flatland to HyperText	p. 9
Creating the Library of the Future: Incrementalism Won't Get Us There!	p. 17
Global Problems and "Serials" Tools: Reflections on Current Challenges and Opportunities	p. 49
Serials 2020	p. 63
2020: A Publisher's View into the Crystal Ball	p. 69
Scholarly Journals in 2020	p. 73
Cataloging Electronic Supplements to Serials: Beyond the Note Field	p. 77
Cataloging CD-ROMs: Serials? Computer Files? Serials Files? Computerials?	p. 87
Controlling E-Journals: The Internet Resources Project, Cataloging Guidelines, and USMARC	p. 103
The Role of the Specialized Vendor in a Changing Market	p. 113
Mega Vendor: Threat or Promise?	p. 117
Future Value-Added Services: Remaining Competitive in a New Market	p. 121
Access vs. Ownership: Strategic Implications for Agents	p. 125
Red Sage Project	p. 129
NASA STELAR Experiment	p. 135
Copyright in the Electronic Era	p. 153
The Copyright Law: How It Works and New Issues in Electronic Settings	p. 163
NASIGNET and Beyond: A Guided Tour of Electronic Networking Resources for Serialists	p. 173
How to Plan and Deliver a Great Workshop	p. 177
Invoicing Unveiled: Added Charges and Payment Plan Options for Serials	p. 181
When Is a Union List Not a Union List (and Vice Versa)?	p. 185
Designing Effective Journal Use Studies	p. 189
Magazine Fulfillment Centers: How to Work with Them	p. 193
Serials Cancellation Projects: Two Viewpoints	p. 197
Standing Orders: The Serialist's Stepchild	p. 203
SISAC: Vendors, Publishers, Agents, and Librarians Working Together for Serials Standards	p. 209
The International Serials Data System: A Cataloging Resource	p. 215
Honey, I Shrunk the Kardex: Problems and Issues in Serials Automation	p. 219
Vendor Choice: Does It Really Make a Difference?	p. 223
CD-ROMs and Locally-Mounted Databases: Powerful Tools for Interlibrary and In-Library Access to Serial Literature	p. 227
The Nature of Serials Public Service	p. 231
Dups to Dumps: How to Manage Those Duplicate Materials	p. 235
Keeping the Serials Beast at Bay: A Case Study of Collaborative Serials Review	p. 241
Taming the Claims Monster: Some Methods of Measuring and Improving the Efficiency of Claiming Through a Vendor	p. 245
EDI Implementation: A Discussion and Demonstration	p. 249
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Format Integration, But Were Afraid to Ask	p. 253
Fitting the Serials Puzzle Together, or, Factors to Consider in Organizing Serials Work	p. 257
Alternatives in Serials Cataloging Organization and Workflow	p. 263
Eighth Annual NASIG Conference Registrants, Brown University, June 1993	p. 267
Index	p. 283
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