The Electronic Library, Volume 22

Volume 22, Number 1, 2004

• Alfred Loo, Charlie Choi:
  Network/multiplayer games and security. 6-7
  
• Alfred Loo, Charlie Choi:
  Infrastructure for games on wireless Internet. 8-15
  
• Robert W. Kerbs:
  Internet gaming in the era of IPv6. 16-22
  
• Andrew Tjew, Nimai Malle:
  Modeling a system to deliver electronic entertainment over a broadband connection. 23-31
  
• Kassem Saleh, Christo El-Morr, Aref Mourtada, Yahya Morad:
  A mobile-agent platform and a game application specifications using M-UML. 32-42
  
• Sen Cao Richard, Richard A. Volz, Jamison Johnson, Jonathan Whetzel, Dianxiang Xu, Maitreyi Nanjanath:
  Development of a distributed multi-player computer game for scientific experimentation of team training protocols. 43-54
  
• Maomao Wu, Keith Mitchell, Duncan McCaffery, Joe Finney, Adrian Friday:
  Real Tournament - mobile context-aware gaming for the next generation. 55-64
  
• Junbaek Ki, Jung Hee Cheon, Jeong-Uk Kang, Dogyun Kim:
  Taxonomy of online game security. 65-73
  
• Yuan Gao:
  Appeal of online computer games: a user perspective. 74-78
  

Volume 22, Number 2, 2004

• Stephen E. Arnold:
  Information boundaries and libraries. 110-111
  
• Christopher S. G. Khoo, Kwok-Wai Wan:
  A simple relevancy-ranking strategy for an interface to Boolean OPACs. 112-120
  
• Elizabeth Gadd, Charles Oppenheim, Steve G. Probets:
  RoMEO studies 5: IPR issues facing OAI data and service providers. 121-138
  
• Gladys Saade:
  Lebanese television archives. 139-143
  
• Stephen M. Mutula:
  Making Botswana an information society: current developments. 144-153
  
• Dariush Alimohammadi:
  Are webliographies still in use? 154-157
  
• Laurel A. Clyde:
  School library Web sites: 1996-2002. 158-167
  
• Philip Hunter, Marieke Guy:
  Metadata for harvesting: the Open Archives Initiative, and how to find things on the Web. 168-174
  
• M. S. Sridhar:
  OPAC vs card catalogue: a comparative study of user behaviour. 175-183
  
• Howard Falk:
  The revolt against journal publishers. 184-187
  

Volume 22, Number 3, 2004

• Martin White:
  Information architecture. 218-219
  
• Lesley M. Moyo:
  Electronic libraries and the emergence of new service paradigms. 220-230
  
• Mark Van Hoorebeek:
  Health and safety and piracy: legal risk minimisation in libraries. 231-237
  
• Magda El-Sherbini, George Klim:
  Metadata and cataloging practices. 238-248
  
• Anil Singh, J. N. Gautam:
  Electronic databases: the Indian scenario. 249-260
  
• Fiona Leslie:
  Bringing collections to life, digitising local studies and special collections: the COLLAGE project. 261-263
  
• Paul van Schaik, Jonathan Ling:
  The effect of system response time on visual search in Web pages. 264-268
  
• Yi Jin, Min Huang:
  Melody-based retrieval of music. 269-273
  
• Muhammad Ramzan:
  Levels of information technology (IT) applications in Muslim world libraries. 274-280
  
• Howard Falk:
  Privacy in libraries. 281-284
  

Volume 22, Number 4, 2004

• Loriene Roy, Beth Hallmark, Amanda Traviss:
  WebJunction.org: where minds meet to support public access computing. 314-316
  
• Christian Kern:
  Radio-frequency-identification for security and media circulation in libraries. 317-324
  
• Ling-Feng Hsieh, Jiung-Bin Chin, Mu-Chen Wu:
  The performance indicators of university e-library in Taiwan. 325-330
  
• Samuel Olu Adeyoyin, H. I. T. Akinyosoye:
  Retrospective conversion in a Nigerian research library: migrating from TINMAN/TINLIB to CDS/ISIS. 331-334
  
• Anjali Gulati:
  Use of information and communication technology in libraries and information centres: an Indian scenario. 335-350
  
• Wang Shaofeng:
  A method of Java-based electronic document publishing system. 351-356
  
• Shivarama Rao:
  Database-driven Web sites: a case study with software in biotechnology and bioengineering. 357-361
  

Volume 22, Number 5, 2004

• Laurel A. Clyde:
  Weblogs - are you serious? 390-392
  
• Hamilton Mphidi, Retha Snyman:
  The utilisation of an intranet as a knowledge management tool in academic libraries. 393-400
  
• Wallace Koehler:
  Digital libraries, digital containers, "library patrons", and visions for the future. 401-407
  
• Mei-Yu Wang, Ming-Jiu Hwang:
  The e-learning library: only a warehouse of learning resources? 408-415
  
• Irina Trushina:
  Freedom of access: ethical dilemmas for Internet librarians. 416-421
  
• Rajesh Chandrakar:
  Unicode as a multilingual standard with reference to Indian languages. 422-424
  
• Roslina Othman:
  An applied ethnographic method for evaluating retrieval features. 425-432
  
• Sue Rockliff:
  E-journals: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Library experience. 433-439
  
• Muhammad Ramzan:
  Effects of IT utilization and knowledge on librarians' IT attitudes. 440-447
  

Volume 22, Number 6, 2004

• David Raitt:
  Oceans of opportunity: Whakawhitihia te Moana. 478-479
  
• Peter Kennedy:
  Dynamic web pages and the library catalogue. 480-486
  
• Kathy Sheat:
  Libraries, copyright and the global digital environment. 487-491
  
• Alastair G. Smith:
  Searching for NZ information in the virtual library. 492-497
  
• Jenny McDonald, Adrienne Kebbell:
  Access in an increasingly digital world. 498-508
  
• Shona McCartin, David Reid:
  D-I-Y Interloans: from dream to reality. 509-517
  
• Rose Holley:
  Developing a digitisation framework for your organisation. 518-522
  
• Sally Myles:
  Content management helps us to work smarter at Telecom New Zealand. 523-526
  
• Howard Falk:
  Open access gains momentum. 527-530