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Volume 20 Number 12 | December 2000 |
Supreme court to hear copyright case
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider whether the publisher of a print publication may add an article written by a freelance writer to an electronic database without the author's permission when there is no contract between the parties or the contract does not specifically cover the future use of the article in an electronic database. Six freelance writers are pursuing the case and claim the right to publish a printed version of an articles does not automatically include the right to publish it electronically. |
91-92 |
epixtech stresses suitability of Horizon for public libraries and small libraries
| 92 |
Ex Libris moves beyond academic library market
| 92-93 |
Geac cutting workers to position itself for possible sale
| 93 |
Innovative's Millennium to support Mac OS X clients and netLibrary eBooks
| 93 |
OCLC will distribute ILLiad software
| 94 |
Sirsi teams with Northern Light
| 94 |
Dell cuts server prices
| 94 |
IBM Mainframe Rivals Bow Out
| 94-95 |
CRN Test Center releases UPS ratings
| 95 |
T-Carrier line speeds
| 95 |
OSHA releases workplace ergonomic rule
| 95 |
FCC opens more wireless spectrum
| 96 |
Panel doesn't push filtering
| 96 |
International Union Catalog of Braille and Audio Materials expands
| 96 |
Washington's diaries available online
| 96 |
OCLC releases Web data
| 97 |
Image drivers explained
| 97 |
AMD introduces new chip sets
| 97 |
Windows 2000 is a family
| 97-98 |
Volume 20 Number 11 | November 2000 |
A Look at Desktop Storage Options
| 83-85 |
Endeavor ILL module in beta testing
| 85 |
epixtech's Remote Patron Authentication wins support
| 85 |
Innovative Adds 38 accounts in first eight months of 2000
| 85 |
Integral Concepts releases ZSearcher
| 85-86 |
Gaylord releases new Galaxy WebPAC
| 86 |
Sirsi teams with Syndetics Solutions to deliver enhanced bibliographic data
| 86 |
SISIS wins Rotterdam
| 86-87 |
Compaq versus Sun
| 87 |
Fiber costs closing in on copper
| 87 |
Intel announces Pentium 4
| 88 |
Microsoft releases Windows ME
| 88 |
Dell to build wireless LANs into Notebooks
| 88 |
Majority of those not online, do not plan to go online
| 88-89 |
DOJ seeks speedy review of Microsoft case
| 89 |
EBSCO Online Hits 1 Million Article Target
| 89 |
JVC introduces multimedia projector
| 89-90 |
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome revisited
| 90 |
Volume 20 Number 10 | October 2000 |
Wireless LAN technology catches on
| 75-77 |
Cybertools for Libraries
| 77 |
EOS International corrects customer support statistics
| 77 |
Endeavor reports acceptance by LC
| 77 |
epixtech releases ILL RSS 3.1
| 77-78 |
Sirsi and Blue Angel implement Z39.50 Bath Profile
| 78 |
B&T offers EDIFACT ordering and invoicing
| 78 |
Standards study completed
| 78-79 |
HP upgrades to Ultra 3 SCSI
| 79 |
Why Unicode
| 79-80 |
Web Feet adds MARC records
| 80 |
Linux bodies merge
| 80 |
Metropolitan Area Networks proliferate
| 80 |
IEEE taskforce drafting 10 Gbps standard
| 80 |
Projecting documents and 3-D images
| 81 |
Fortres introduces Clean Slate
| 81 |
Netscape 6 preview
| 81 |
Digital divide statistics available
| 81-82 |
Electronic ink and paper
| 82 |
National Online and IOLS 2001 scheduled
| 82 |
Volume 20 Number 09 | September 2000 |
Compare maintenance charges to determine long-term costs
| 67 |
Thin versus fat clients
| 68 |
DRA is shopping
| 68-69 |
Dynix to Horizon migrations increase
| 69-70 |
Innovative introduces new products
| 70 |
Sirsi establishes itself in consortium market
| 70 |
Sagebrush introduces serials control product
| 70-71 |
Hubs and switches revisited
| 71 |
Wireless for bookmobiles
| 71 |
Intel developing the Pentium 4
| 71-72 |
American Memory Collections reach 70
| 72 |
Ebsco adds Biological Abstracts
| 72 |
Ebsco introduces Reading Room
| 72 |
Internet filtering legislation update
| 72-73 |
European Commission moves against Microsoft
| 73 |
Identifying full-text sources
| 73 |
Canon introduces 2,750 lumen portable digital projector
| 73-74 |
LITA announces Third Annual National Forum
| 74 |
Volume 20 Number 08 | August 2000 |
Internet filtering controversy continues
| 59-60 |
The life expectancy of library-vendor relationships
| 61 |
DRA's Taos live at several sites
| 61 |
EOS International's Q Version 3.0 released
| 61 |
epixtech and DRA announce joint development
| 61-62 |
epixtech Announces Horizon with Sunrise 6.0
| 62 |
Ex Libris signs SUNY
| 62-63 |
Innovative quietly offers imaging support
| 63 |
TLC acquires CARL Corp.
| 63 |
VTLS shows Chameleon Gateway at ALA
| 63-64 |
Bath Profile sets specifications for Z39.50
| 64 |
Outsourcing by another name
| 64-65 |
Sun stands for profit
| 65 |
Bibiostat.com becomes theLibraryPlace.com
| 65 |
FirstSearch migration nearing completion
| 65 |
Standards issue limits e-Signatures
| 65-66 |
PC prices drop slightly
| 66 |
Microsoft and DOJ await Supreme Court decision
| 66 |
Volume 20 Number 07 | July 2000 |
The use of viability criteria in the qualifying of vendors
| 51-52 |
Workstations for patrons
| 52-53 |
Endeavor announces digital library collections management product
| 54 |
Ex Libris offers Linux on Intel servers
| 54-55 |
Linux not just for little systems
| 55 |
Gaylord deploys 350+ user NT systems
| 55 |
Dansk Data Electronik resurfaces as eHuset DDE
| 55 |
Sirsi delivers Unicorn 99.4
| 55-56 |
TLC adds Asian MARC to ITS.MARC Database
| 56 |
CASPR introduces service bureau on the Web
| 56 |
NISO to hold standard test
| 56 |
Thomson may revamp Dialog
| 56-57 |
Implications of a possible Microsoft breakup
| 57-58 |
Microsoft launches free online version of Encarta World English Dictionary
| 58 |
Oxford English Dictionary goes online
| 58 |
Volume 20 Number 06 | June 2000 |
Distance learning impacts libraries
| 43-44 |
Ex Libris opens east coast office
| 44-45 |
Gaylord Polaris 1.4 offers improved performance
| 45 |
Sirsi releases Version 99.4 of Unicorn
| 45 |
Follett releases v4.1
| 45 |
Sagebrush releases Athena v8.1
| 45-46 |
Vendors' experience with large and small systems
| 46 |
SIRS Mandarin M3 v.1.1 released
| 46 |
Management Dynamics becomes Bibliostat.com
| 46 |
XML hype and EDI reality
| 46-47 |
Hubs versus switches
| 47 |
RFID technology gains acceptance in Singapore
| 48 |
Arabic cataloging pilot seeks participants
| 48 |
Ovid adds Pre-MEDLINE
| 48 |
JSTOR's General Science Collection selected by 220 libraries
| 48-49 |
Web of Science Proceedings on the Internet
| 49 |
The price point goes up to 700 MHz
| 49 |
PC manufacturers move to on-line support
| 49-50 |
Microsoft ruling expected in fall
| 50 |
Digital signature legislation expected this year
| 50 |
Volume 20 Number 05 | May 2000 |
Customer Support Ratios Slip
| 35-36 |
Elsevier acquires Endeavor
| 36-37 |
Innovative allies with netLibrary
| 37 |
TLC inks 300th contract
| 37-38 |
Linux is coming
| 38 |
Inmagic, Inc. submits its data
| 38-39 |
Cable modems may offer unreliable bandwidth
| 39 |
AT&T introduces flat-rate wireless data service
| 39 |
Study documents growth of fast Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet
| 39-40 |
Arguments in Microsoft remedy hearing set for May 24
| 40 |
EBSCOhost adds NTIS
| 40 |
CORC adds GPO to list of participants
| 40 |
Videoconferencing leaps forward
| 40-41 |
EDI statistics compiled
| 41 |
Delorme offers 55,000 Quad maps in electronic form
| 41-42 |
Full-MARC records for Websites
| 42 |
Checkpoint and Gemplus seek RFID standards
| 42 |
Volume 20 Number 04 | April 2000 |
Annual survey of PC- and Mac-based library system vendors
| 27-34 |
Volume 20 Number 02 | February / March 2000 |
Annual survey of automated library system vendors: integrated, multi-user, multi-function systems running on main-frames, minis, and micros that use a multi-user operating system
| 9-25 |
Volume 20 Number 01 | January 2000 |
Acceptance testing- initial and ongoing
Most RFPs for the procurement of an automated library system call for acceptance testing after installation. While this is a good idea, it is rare for a system from a major vendor to fail such testing when undertaken shortly after the initial installation. |
1-2 |
Ameritech Library Services now epixtech, inc.
In November, it was announced that Ameritech Library Services (ALS) had been sold to a private investment group. In late December, the company adopted a new name, epixtech, inc. |
3 |
Endeavor signs 25th ARL
Endeavor Information Systems has announced that the University of Hawaii has signed a letter of intent to purchase the Voyager integrated library system. The University of Hawaii is the 25th Association of Research Libraries (ARL) member to choose Voyager since Endeavor's inception. Including this system, Endeavor has captured 20% of the ARL marketplace. |
3 |
Ex Libris grows and moves
Ex Libris has announced the signing of the Brandeis University Library, its third major academic library account in the United States in the past three months. The Brandeis system will support 100 concurrent users on a SUN Enterprise 450 hardware platform. |
3 |
Innovative leads in the law library market
The Contributing Editor has recently been invited to make a presentation at a meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL). As part of the research several library automation vendors were asked to provide listings of their law library installations. Innovative Interfaces is the clear leader in this market segment. Its total number of North American law library customers is currently 127. |
3-4 |
Keystone Systems, Inc. forwarding address has expired
Keystone Systems, also known as KLAS is one of a number of companies that relocated more than a year ago. A library planning to send out RFPs to vendors should verify that current addresses are being used for all vendors. |
4 |
Open Text Corporation
Information Dimensions Inc. , the automated library system vendor that sold a large number of BASIS Techlib systems in the special library market worldwide has a new owner and a new name. The company to contact is Open Text Corporation. |
4 |
ProData address change
ProData, a vendor of automated library system software for IBM AS/400 machines is no longer at the address listed in most directories. |
4 |
ILS evolving to SydneyPLUS
International Library Systems has begun to de-emphasize its name in recent advertising and on its letterhead. The new name, in large print, is "SydneyPLUS International." Its original name still appears in small print, but the company is clearly seeking to take advantage of the better known name of its principal product. Its Web address and e-mail address also reflect this new emphasis. |
5 |
COMPanion extends free software promotion
| 5 |
Deteriorating PC performance explained
| 5-6 |
New Web resource library from Winnebago software
| 6 |
OCLC FirstSearch Electronic Collections online passes 2100 mark
| 6 |
Microsoft finally finishes Windows 2000
| 6-7 |
Barnes & Noble plans print-on-demand sales
| 7 |
Ambassador hosts TechPro office
| 7 |
Corrections to LTR "Security Products" issue
| 7-8 |
Internet service for the visually impaired
| 8 |
EBSCO Online offers lists of titles and publishers
| 8 |
Volume 19 Number 12 | December 1999 |
Microsoft and DOJ far from finished
| 91-93 |
EOS releases Q Series Report Writer
| 93 |
Ex Libris rolls on
| 93 |
Endeavor signs 37 in July-September period
| 93-94 |
Inmagic releases DB/Text for Libraries
| 94 |
SIRSI introduces small bundled system
| 94 |
Hold off on LCD purchases
| 94 |
Token-Ring standards body discusses its future
| 94-95 |
Wireless LAN standard approved
| 95 |
EDI and XML
| 95 |
OCLC announces plans for WebExpress
| 95 |
Home technology gap documented
| 95-96 |
Anti-virus downloads for Y2K
| 96 |
Centralized anti-virus management evolves
| 96 |
Pentium III/450s drop below $1,500
| 96 |
Corel WordPerfect Office 2000
| 96-97 |
Video conferencing costs drop
| 97 |
Procomm's CD-ROM server receives top rating
| 97 |
Digital signature bill fails in house
| 97-98 |
HP tries again
| 98 |
National Online Meeting & IOLS scheduled
| 98 |
Volume 19 Number 11 | November 1999 |
RAID 0, 1, and 5
| 83-84 |
EOSi Releases Q Series V.2
| 83-84 |
Innovative's 86th contract for '99
| 84 |
Sirsi announces alliance
| 84-85 |
TLC signs 232nd contract
| 85 |
Follett distributes release 4.0
| 85 |
Sagebrush Technologies signs Atlanta schools
| 85 |
Winnebago releases Spectrum 4
| 85 |
HP tries again
| 85 |
Testing CAT 5 UTP
| 85-86 |
DSL technology remains confusing
| 86-87 |
Putting the bookmobile online
| 87 |
Dell PCs and servers for less
| 87 |
MITINET/marc software promises windows
| 87 |
EBSCO publishing adds databases
| 87 |
Earthlink-Mind-Spring merger creates giant
| 87 |
Virus scanning moving to ISPs
| 88 |
Protecting PC data
| 88 |
Saving desktop space
| 89 |
Microsoft to extend support of Windows 9x
| 89 |
Netscape Communicator 4.7 suite released
| 89 |
Speech recognition update
| 89 |
Computer definitions online
| 89 |
Ameritech Library Systems changes owners
Ameritech Library Services (ALS) will be acquired by a private investment group led by 21st Century Group and Green Leaf Ridge Company. Headquarters will stay in Provo, Utah and the staff of 520 will grow, rather than shrink, because the reconstituted company's goal is to commit a more substantial portion of revenues to product development and sales. [John Ware, president of 21st Century Group died in May 2010] |
90 |
Volume 19 Number 10 | October 1999 |
An updated cost comparison of CAT 5 and fiber optic cable
| 75-76 |
Standalone CSU/DSUs still viable
| 76 |
RoweCom Inc. acquires Dawson Information Group
| 76-77 |
XML may displace EDI
| 77 |
Best-Seller gets capital infusion
| 77-78 |
DRA announces third quarter results
| 78 |
Library of Congress goes into production with Endeavor Voyager
| 78 |
Geac customers turn to Sun
| 78 |
Innovative strengthens its position in consortium market
| 78-79 |
Sirsi signs six colleges
| 79 |
SIRS adds visual catalog
| 79 |
Frame relay use grows
| 79 |
OCLC milestones
| 79-80 |
Windows 2000 and 'thin client" costs
| 80 |
Zen drives improve CD-ROM performance
| 80 |
Slim browsers
| 80 |
Computer firewalls
| 80-81 |
Ovid ADDS OUP and AMED
| 81 |
SilverPlatter adds Wilson OmniFile full text select
| 81 |
Gale Group signs up 89 newspapers
| 81 |
Britannica focuses on Internet
| 81 |
Ameritech offers remote patron authentication
| 82 |
Volume 19 Number 09 | September 1999 |
Endeavor signs 38 contracts in three months
| 68 |
Carl adds database validation
| 69 |
Inmagic acquires BiblioTech Pro
| 69 |
SIRS Mandarin pursues larger accounts
| 69 |
Three automated library system vendors named to VARBusiness 500
| 69 |
Compaq offers low-cost Unix server
| 69-70 |
HP introduces fault-tolerant NT servers
| 70 |
Tips for realizing 99.9% up-time
| 70 |
Old switches and routers may not be Y2K compliant
| 70 |
Anti-virus software packages reach best-seller lists
| 71 |
SuperNet deployment begun
| 71 |
XML: the non-standard standard
| 72 |
White box sales compete with major manufacturers
| 72 |
Microsoft posts Win 98, Explorer fixes
| 73 |
Windows 2000 caveat
| 73 |
Model licensing agreement for electronic journals
| 73 |
EBSCO passes 2,100 electronic journals mark
| 73-74 |
Ovid adds Oxford University Press
| 74 |
Notebook service plan announced
| 74 |
Just how old is the Internet?
| 74 |
Volume 19 Number 08 | August 1999 |
11 Mbps Wireless LAN standard nearing completion
| 59-60 |
Ameritech Library Services broadens the scope of its services
| 60 |
EOS enhances the Q Series
| 60-61 |
Endeavor's UK office signs major accounts
| 61 |
KLAS strengthens position in special needs libraries
| 61-62 |
TLC releases Library.Solution version 2.00
| 62 |
Gateway introduces affordable LCD PC
| 62 |
Database clean-up time
| 62-63 |
CatExpress fully operational
| 63 |
DRA's Internet service passes 10th birthday
| 63 |
Web growth outstrips search engines' capacities
| 63-64 |
Bell & Howell purchases Electric Library
| 64 |
Stripping Web ads
| 64 |
EBSCOhost adds El Compendex
| 64-65 |
The big four dominate corporate PC market
| 65 |
Healing PCs
| 65 |
Microsoft trial nears end
| 65 |
Electronic book '99 announced
| 65-66 |
Volume 19 Number 07 | July 1999 |
ALA Annual Conference, large vendors target of negative marketing
| 51-52 |
DRA moves ahead with Taos
| 53 |
Innovative shows Kidsonline
| 53 |
Sirsi releases Unicorn 99.2
| 53 |
Gaylord positions Polaris for K-12 market
| 54 |
CSU designs its own journal access program
| 54 |
Java versus C/C++
| 54-55 |
High availability requirements point to Unix
| 55 |
PC price expectations change
| 55 |
International Library Systems announces new Sydney module
| 56 |
Patent database released
| 56 |
Ovid reaches 300 title goal
| 56 |
Ex Libris roars
| 56 |
Authentication options
| 57 |
VTLS migrates MicroVTLS customers to NT
| 57 |
Geac shows circulation client
| 57-58 |
ATM begins to fade
| 58 |
Volume 19 Number 06 | June 1999 |
Evaluating customer support
| 43-44 |
DRA second quarter results released
| 44-45 |
Endeavor reports strong sales
| 44-45 |
Ex Libris continues to rack up sales in Europe
| 45 |
Gaylord's Polaris adds two more
| 45 |
Innovative signs 40 new accounts in 14 weeks
| 45-46 |
Sirsi celebrates 20 years
| 46 |
Library.Solution experiences sales burst
| 46 |
77 WV libraries upgrade with VTLS
| 46 |
Bestseller signs seven Quebec libraries
| 46 |
Project URL offers wealth of information about library automation
| 47 |
FCC plans e-rate program expansion
| 47 |
MCI introduces circuit view
| 47 |
Disaster recovery sourcebook released
| 47 |
OCLC to discontinue work-station sales and service
| 48 |
Major PC manufacturers establish Y2K siteOCLC to discontinue work-station sales and service
| 48 |
Microsoft ships beta 3 of Windows 2000
| 48 |
Winners announced in National Digital Library
| 48 |
Publishers cautious about e-books
| 48 |
More Internet bottlenecks
| 49 |
Federal government launches fee-based search engine
| 49 |
Free Web site hosting for medical libraries
| 49 |
OCLC Electronic Collections Online expands
| 49 |
SilverLInker passes milestone
| 50 |
Volume 19 Number 05 | May 1999 |
Annual survey of PC- and Mac-based library system vendors
| 35-42 |
Volume 19 Number 03 | March / April 1999 |
Annual survey of automated library system vendors: integrated, multi-user, multi-function systems running on main-frames, minis, and micros that use a multi-user operating system
| 17-34 |
Volume 19 Number 02 | February 1999 |
Carl/UnCover sold
| 10 |
DRA sales lag
| 10-11 |
Endeavor and Ex Libris join NISO
| 11 |
EOS International broadens "Q" product's functionality
| 11 |
Geac acquires assets of Stowe Computing
| 11-12 |
Innovative introduces KidsOnline
| 12 |
Soutron moves its offices
| 12 |
TLC introduces MARC-Z
| 12 |
VTLS opens new subsidiary
| 12 |
Vendors disagree on NT
| 13 |
Sun increases market share
| 13 |
OCLC and WLN merge
| 13 |
PC prices drop again
| 13 |
Universal serial bus finally taking hold
| 14 |
Windows 2000 delayed again
| 14 |
Slow Internet access common
| 14-15 |
Preservation resources offers protection for microfilm
| 15 |
National leadership grant guidelines released
| 15-16 |
ACRL conference theme: Racing Toward Tomorrow
| 16 |
Bowker publishes Global Books in Print
| 16 |
Ameritech renames NextGen
| 9-10 |
Volume 19 Number 01 | January 1999 |
CAT 5 cabling tips
| 1-2 |
Carl signs large consortium for Dialog@Carl
| 2 |
Ex Libris (USA) appoints Grant as president
| 2-3 |
Geac announces plus enhancements
| 3 |
ILS adds web link field
| 3 |
Sirsi issues semi-annual report
| 3-4 |
BLCMP to become Talis Information Ltd.
| 4 |
CPS systems enhances URSA
| 4-5 |
Intel lines up Unix partners
| 5 |
Oracle is the leading DBMS company
| 5 |
E-rate letters sent
| 5 |
Moving PC control to the network
| 5 |
Paper for laser printers
| 5 |
Buying PCs and other computer products on the Internet
| 6 |
OCLC adds 313 members
| 6 |
Public library Internet connections
| 6 |
Time out products for Internet PCs
| 6 |
Filtering out unwanted ads and cookies
| 6-7 |
EBSCO adds more electronic journals
| 7 |
ISI provides link to Web content
| 7 |
HTTP next generation in design
| 7 |
Outsourcing's downside
| 7-8 |
High resolution confusion
| 8 |
High-resolution LCD projector ratings
| 8 |
Volume 18 Number 12 | December 1998 |
Server price differences may reflect support level
| 89-90 |
Endeavor revenues up
| 90 |
Best-Seller still active in the US
| 90-91 |
III public library sales add public libraries
The Tulsa City-County Public Library and the Nalmo (Sweden) City Library, one of the largest public libraries in Europe, are the latest public library awards for Innovative Interfaces. |
91 |
TLC announces 17 new customers
| 91 |
Linux everywhere at Comdex
| 91 |
Intel becomes a factor in the Unix server market
| 91-92 |
Microsoft confirms Windows 2000 name
| 92 |
Gigabit Ethernet standard adopted
| 92 |
Convergence still risky
| 92-93 |
Frame relay pricing very uneven
| 93 |
Sales of 19-inch monitors rise dramatically
| 93 |
IBM's manageable PCs
| 93-94 |
PC prices continue to drop
| 94 |
Laptop prices remain high
| 94 |
Screen capture to printer software available
| 94 |
Positive Internet access control
| 94-95 |
CD-ROM speed increased again
| 95 |
OCLC rewriting FirstSearch
| 95 |
Lexis-Nexis Universe introduced
| 95 |
Metadata project participants sought
| 95-96 |
ISP charges increasing
| 96 |
Netscape releases Communicator 4.5
| 96 |
Volume 18 Number 11 | November 1998 |
WLN and OCLC may merge
| 81 |
Wireless connectivity for bookmobiles
| 82-83 |
Tours of Preservation Resources
| 83 |
Ameritech releases TeleCirc II
| 83-84 |
Ameritech's EDI X.12 claiming interface
| 84 |
Kid's Catalog Web option
| 84 |
DRA signs major outsourcing contract
| 84 |
Endeavor continues to thrive
| 84-85 |
Innovative signs large public library
| 85 |
SIRS shipping Mandarin M3
| 85 |
SIRSI expands library products division
| 85-86 |
New study of server operating systems
| 86 |
NT 5.0 may be delayed again
| 86 |
LCD monitor standards coming
| 86-87 |
CompUSA also makes PCs
| 87 |
Senate passes Y2K disclosure bill
| 87 |
Links to Y2K web sites
| 87 |
Marc Link Corp. enters the retrospective conversion field
| 87 |
Wolters Kluwer acquires Ovid
| 88 |
Information technology funding sources available
| 88 |
Volume 18 Number 10 | October 1998 |
Pay as you go frame relay
| 73-74 |
Endeavor rolls along
| 74-75 |
Innovative extends its reach to Japan
| 75 |
International Library Systems introduces SydneyPLUS' DMI module
| 75 |
Another medical library sale for Sirsi
| 75 |
Gigabit Ethernet standard for CAT 5 UTP
| 75 |
Compaq goes with Alpha
| 75-76 |
Intel pursues Unix initiative
| 76 |
EDIFACT begins to take hold
| 76-77 |
News from OCLC
| 77 |
EBSCO adds Springer-Verlag
| 77 |
Online atlas
| 77 |
PC prices continue to drop
| 77-78 |
Government surplus PCs available
| 78 |
PC postage
| 78 |
AT&T ISP pricing
| 79 |
First year 2000 case settled
| 79 |
RBOCS to bill for terminating VOIP calls
| 79 |
Computers in Libraries '99 announced
| 79 |
Color scanners reviewed
| 79-80 |
ISPs testing usage metering software
| 80 |
Volume 18 Number 09 | September 1998 |
Rewritable DVD-- caution recommended
| 65-66 |
Free access to court information
| 66 |
Patent and trademark office announces online service
| 66 |
Online access to U.S. senate and house voting records
| 66 |
Ameritech releases Dynix PAC for Windows 1.2
| 67 |
Carl releases year 2000 ILS
| 67 |
DRA announces third quarter results
| 67 |
Endeavor enjoys big second quarter
| 67 |
Geac increases revenues and profits
| 67 |
SLS acquisition begins to pay off for Innovative
| 68 |
Sirsi lands three school districts
| 68 |
Sirsi sites adopt SmartPort cataloging utility
| 68 |
SIRS Mandarin M3 now available
| 69 |
OCLC becomes subscription agent
| 69 |
EBSCO adds electronic journals of six publishers
| 69 |
Downtimes for Unix and NT
| 69-70 |
Five PC makers control 53 percent of market
| 70 |
Monitor prices drop again
| 70 |
Juries find keyboards not guilty
| 70 |
Dealing with year 2000 in PCs- continued
| 70 |
When is 56 kbps not 56 kbps
| 70-71 |
The case for external CSU/DSUs
| 71 |
Music composition on a PC
| 71 |
SkyCache inc. seeks to solve Web logjams
| 71-72 |
Internet kiosks in 7-eleven stores
| 72 |
ASIS annual conference
| 72 |
American Business Information corrects pricing
| 72 |
Volume 18 Number 08 | August 1998 |
Why an ill module?
| 57-58 |
ILL on DRA Web2
| 58 |
Sirsi continues sales growth
| 58 |
VARBusiness 500 rankings
| 58-59 |
Compaq committed to Digital's Alpha product
| 59 |
Firewalls evaluated
| 59 |
The RF-EAS/ID intelligent library system
| 59-60 |
WLN and DRA form library intranet
| 60-61 |
Records from libraries around the world enrich OCLC database
| 61 |
B&T's The Title Source II
| 61-62 |
Browser battle continues
| 62 |
Online bookstores increase discounts
| 62-63 |
Year 2000 fix
| 63 |
PC to TV connections
| 63 |
Repairing CDS and CD-ROMs
| 63-64 |
National Digital Library program update
| 64 |
Volume 18 Number 07 | July 1998 |
Wireless LAN update
| 49-50 |
Ameritech offers PC management
| 50-51 |
Serials module for EOSi Q Series
| 51 |
UK office for Ex Libris
| 51 |
Acquisitions and serials for TLC
| 51 |
Introducing VIAX manager
| 51-52 |
Geac moves toward a unified product
| 52 |
UNIX vendors embrace portability and USB
| 52-53 |
PMSC offers media cataloging over the Web
| 53 |
Verifying backups essential
| 53 |
NRMM records online
| 53 |
56 Kbps modem standard up for vote
| 53 |
Cable industry gets interested in bits
| 53-54 |
Windows98 released
| 54-55 |
2000 test for PCs
| 55 |
Mouse substitute
| 55 |
OCLC announcements
| 55 |
FCC scales back E-rate program
| 55-56 |
Directory assistance
| 56 |
Volume 18 Number 06 | June 1998 |
Hybrid online service gains market share
| 41 |
Ovid's sales rise
| 42 |
Discounted telecommunications services challenged
| 42 |
Software licensing proposals may weaken purchasers' rights
| 42-43 |
DRA's Taos begins to win major awards
| 43 |
Client/server system for LC
| 43 |
Ameritech to merge into SBC
| 44 |
TLC's Library.Solution near 100
| 44 |
Sirsi has new area code
| 44 |
Capacities outstripping needs
| 44-45 |
Date due options
| 45 |
Self-charging system interface
| 45-46 |
WLN introduces WebLN PAC
| 46 |
ILL practices publication issued by ARL
| 46 |
FirstSearch hours/WorldCat numbers
| 46-47 |
Internet access broadens
| 47 |
Internet connections for small libraries
| 47 |
AT&T launches internet long-distance telephone trials
| 47-48 |
PC prices drop again
| 48 |
Internet directory from AT&T
| 48 |
Volume 18 Number 05 | May 1998 |
Annual survey of PC and Mac-based library system vendors
| 33-40 |
Volume 18 Number 03 | March / April 1998 |
Annual survey of automated library system vendors: integrated, multi-user, multi-function systems running on main-frames, minis, and micros that use a multi-user operating system
| 17-32 |
Volume 18 Number 02 | February 1998 |
New GUIs from Carl
| 10 |
Endeavor breaks 100
| 10-11 |
76 customers for Library.Solution
| 11 |
Sirsi announces NT option
| 11 |
New headquarters for VTLS
| 11 |