VINE: Volume 24 Issue 3
Table of contents
The information bottleneck — electronic copyright issues
Sandy NormanCopyright is frequently mentioned at library IT conferences as a slight problem to be overcome. Instead, this article affirms that it is a major impediment which affects all…
Anglia Connect: a Norfolk perspective
Miriam RobbinsAnglia Connect was set up initially as a pilot scheme in April 1992. It provides an interlending network between the Public Library Authorities of Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk. This…
JASON NRW: express ordering and delivery system of journal articles
Friedrich SummannThe JASON system allows access to a local bibliographic database including all journal holdings of the North‐Rhine Westphalia University libraries; users are then able to place…
OCLC interlending and document delivery services
Janet MitchellOCLC provides inter‐library lending facilities for participating libraries in 52 countries worldwide via the OCLC PRISM ILL system. This service can be used to borrow monographs…
Inter‐library loans management with CAIRS at the Institution of Electrical Engineers
Ginny Bennett, Janet TomlinsonAn article in VINE 91, June 1993, dealt with the lEE's use of CAIRS‐LMS for serials management. This article treats their inter‐library loans operation. Prior to using the CAIRS…
INMAGIC Plus Inter‐Library Loans system at the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
Jenny Harris, Louise StorryThe INMAGIC Plus Inter‐Library Loans system was launched in the UK in 1993 and the Wellcome Library at the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons became one of the first users of…
INNOPAC innovates?
With the opening of a UK office in 1993, INNOPAC is one of the latest US library systems to hit the European market. Originally launched in 1985, it has now infiltrated several…