Information Sciences Subject Guide
Newsletters
- ALAWON
- ALCTS Newsletter
- Association of Research Libraries
- Biblio Tech Review
- The FLICC Newsletter
- IASL Newsletter
- Info Career Trends
- Internet Resources Newsletter
- Intranets Today
- Library Media & PR
- LC Cataloging Newsline
- Newslink - Information Today's E-Newsletter
- RLG DigiNews
- SPARC E-News
- SPARC Open Access Newsletter
- TVC Alert
- UI Current LIS Clips
ALA Washington Office Electronic Newsline. "[A] free, irregular e-mail publication of the ALA Washington Office." Archives are available and subscibtion information for the listserv is included on their website. Volumes 48 - 52 available in print in Hodges Library - Z671.W3
"The Newsletter keeps members and those interested in ALCTS issues aware of current association news, events, updates, practice and developments in the field, and other relevant issues." Volumes 3- 9 (1992 - 1998) vailable in print in Hodges Library - Z671.R81
"A Bimonthly Report on Research Issues and Actions from ARL, CNI, and SPARC." Available in print in Hodges Librar - Z673.A8A6
"Biblio Tech Review is a resource for the library automation and associated industries. The Monthly Newsletter / Magazine is an invaluable source for the latest industry trends and happenings."
Newsletter of the Federal Library and Information Center, whose mission is "to foster excellence in federal library and information services through interagency cooperation and to provide guidance and direction for the Federal Library and Information Network (FEDLINK)."
"The Newsletter contains professional and news articles; reports of conferences and other Association activities; news about developments in school librarianship from around the world; news from member associations; professional reviews; announcements; and other information of interest to members of the Association."
"ICT addresses career development topics relevant to practicing information professionals."
Monthly newsletters contain "[i]nformation and reviews of new and notable Web sites, Press Releases, Network News, News of Weblogs, RSS etc., Book reviews, [a]nd more."
"The Intranets newsletter continues to cover the strategies, tips, and tools required to help organizations develop, deploy, and manage intranets, portals, and other knowledge and information management initiatives."
Offers strategies, techniques, resources, tips & tools for library communicators
"Online newsletter of the Cataloging Directorate [of the] Library of Congress."
"A FREE weekly e-mail newsletter, NewsLink is designed to highlight the information that both users and producers of information products and services need to do their jobs as effectively as possible."
"RLG DigiNews is a bimonthly electronic newsletter that focuses on digitization and digital preservation. If you have a research collection that you are digitizing, you'll find this report indispensable for its articles on evolving practices and technology, new projects and publications, and events."
"SPARC E-News provides the latest information on the activities of SPARC publisher partners. It also features key publishing industry developments that have an impact on scholarly communication."
"SOAN is a monthly newsletter by Peter Suber offering news and analysis of the open-access movement —the worldwide movement to disseminate scientific and scholarly research literature online, free of charge and free of unnecessary licensing restrictions."
"...comments on law and technology-related news. It also provides research tips and information about new Web sites. While anyone may subscribe, it will primarily interest library, research and legal professionals."
"...[A]n electronic current awareness service...[that] help[s] you stay up-to-date with the latest issues in library and information science. This free service offers thoughtful, easy-to-read summaries of the key recent publications in the field, for practicing librarians, information professionals and academics. Each issue focuses on a topic of current concern to the Library and Information community."
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