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Information technology monopolies: implications for library managers
Marina I. MercadoLibrarians are asked to downsize, economize and streamline, while they are also, simultaneously, expected to provide the fastest, latest and most expensive hardware and software…
Assessing tax form distribution costs: a proposed method for computing the dollar value of tax form distribution in a public library
James B. CaseyExplains how a public library can compute the actual cost of distributing tax forms to the public by listing all direct and indirect costs and demonstrating the formulae and…
Managing and coping with electronic serials: a report from the ACRL New England Chapter Serials Interest Group’s Fall 1996 program
Joseph A. GabrielPresents a summary report of the Association of College and Research Libraries New England Chapters Serials Interest Group’s Fall 1996 program, which dealt with electronic…
An evaluation model for electronic resources utilizing cost analysis
Karen SvenningsenOperating within their fiscal allotments, today’s information professionals are debating the best methods for evaluating the acquisition of a wide array of electronic information…
Library management of electronic information: reports on recent conferences
Murray S. MartinDiscusses two recent conferences, “Virtually yours: models for managing electronic resources and services”, Chicago, IL, 23‐25 October 1997, and “Wired and wary: legal issues for…
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