The Electronic Library, Volume 23

Volume 23, Number 1, 2005

• Philip Barker:
  Using e-books for knowledge management. 5-8
  
• Linda Bennett, Monica Landoni:
  E-books in academic libraries. 9-16
  
• Chennupati K. Ramaiah:
  An overview of electronic books: a bibliography. 17-44
  
• Nancy Herther:
  The e-book industry today: a bumpy road becomes an evolutionary path to market maturity. 45-53
  
• Leo Appleton:
  Using electronic textbooks: promoting, placing and embedding. 54-63
  
• Shiao-Feng Su:
  Desirable search features of web-based scholarly e-book systems. 64-71
  
• Ryan L. McFall:
  Electronic textbooks that transform how textbooks are used. 72-81
  
• Stella E. Igun:
  Implications for electronic publishing in libraries and information centres in Africa. 82-91
  
• Ann McLuckie:
  E-books in an academic library: implementation at the ETH Library, Zurich. 92-102
  
• Sally Maynard, Emily Cheyne:
  Can electronic textbooks help children to learn? 103-115
  
• Siriginidi Subba Rao:
  Electronic books: their integration into library and information centers. 116-140
  

Volume 23, Number 2, 2005

• Patrick C. Sommers:
  The role of the library in a wired society - compete or withdraw: a business perspective. 157-167
  
• Dariush Alimohammadi:
  Annotated webliography of webliographies: a proposal. 168-172
  
• Brian Hancock:
  The Spectator Project: the eighteenth century mind in the twenty-first century machine. 173-180
  
• Feng Bin, Qihao Miao:
  Electronic publications for Chinese public libraries: challenges and opportunities. 181-188
  
• Subrata Deb, Debal C. Kar:
  Setting up an electronic library: the case of TERI. 189-199
  
• M. Krishnamurthy:
  Digital library services at the Indian Statistical Institute. 200-203
  
• Khalid Mahmood:
  Multipurpose community telecenters for rural development in Pakistan. 204-220
  
• Mara Nikolaidou, Dimosthenis Anagnostopoulos, Michael Hatzopoulos:
  Development of a medical digital library managing multiple collections. 221-236
  
• Sandra Sharp:
  Fast forward to the future: e-enabling in Leeds libraries. 237-243
  
• Howard Falk:
  Temple of the computer. 244-248
  

Volume 23, Number 3, 2005

• Olayinka Catherine Fatoki:
  Prospects of GSM technology for academic library services. 266-273
  
• Abdulraheem Sani, Muta Tiamiyu:
  Evaluation of automated services in Nigerian universities. 274-288
  
• A. A. Oduwole:
  Information technology applications to cataloguing in Nigerian university libraries. 289-294
  
• Esharenana E. Adomi, Esoswo F. Obarakpor, Daniel O. Akparobore:
  The use of information technology (IT) by electronic media workers in Delta State, Nigeria. 295-301
  
• Caroline E. Akporido:
  Internet use in a Nigerian suburban setting. 302-310
  
• R. B. Okiy:
  Strengthening information provision in Nigerian university libraries through information communication technologies. 311-318
  
• Josephine I. Iwe:
  Enhancing women's productivity in the library and information sector in Nigeria. 319-332
  
• Charles Obiora Omekwu:
  Web sources, resources and strategies for legal research. 333-344
  
• Basil Enemute Iwhiwhu:
  Management of records in Nigerian universities: Problems and prospects. 345-355
  
• Daniel Emojorho:
  Enhancing provision of scientific and technical information in Nigerian libraries. 356-361
  
• Angela E. Okpala, Josephine U. Igbeka:
  Analysis of users' searches of CD-ROM databases. 362-368
  

Volume 23, Number 4, 2005

• James Caufield:
  Tricky devil: a humorous training technique for the chat reference environment. 377-382
  
• Laila Marouf, Sajjad ur Rehman:
  Organizational and human resource aspects of IT management: A case study of Kuwaiti corporate companies. 383-397
  
• Mohammed-Saleh Ashoor:
  Information literacy: a case study of the KFUPM library. 398-409
  
• Shien-Chiang Yu, Hsueh-hua Chen, Huai-wen Chang:
  Building an open archive union catalog for digital archives. 410-418
  
• Ahmed Elhafiz Ibrahim:
  Displays of Arabic script on web-based OPACs in GCC institutions. 419-432
  
• Qian Zhou:
  The development of digital libraries in China and the shaping of digital librarians. 433-441
  
• John-Oswald Amekuedee:
  An evaluation of library automation in some Ghanaian university libraries. 442-452
  
• Faith-Michael E. Uzoka, O. A. Ijatuyi:
  Decision support system for library acquisitions: a framework. 453-462
  
• Tamal Kumar Guha, Veena Saraf:
  OPAC usability: assessment through verbal protocol. 463-473
  
• Jan Andrzej Nikisch, Miroslaw Górny:
  Regional digital libraries in Poland. 474-479
  
• Mary M. Somerville, Malia E. Huston, Anita Mirijamdotter:
  Building on what we know: staff development in the digital age. 480-491
  
• Howard Falk:
  State library databases on the internet. 492-498
  

Volume 23, Number 5, 2005

• Ken Chad:
  Talis Insight 2004 conference: views of technology futures. 514-520
  
• Danny C. Cheng, Allan Christopher S. Chu:
  Multi-device, multi-player gaming: issues and application. 521-532
  
• Yuan Gao:
  Factors influencing user trust in online games. 533-538
  
• Robert W. Kerbs:
  Social and ethical considerations in virtual worlds. 539-546
  
• T. M. Kwan:
  Design and analysis of Bluetooth scatternet for mobile multimedia applications. 547-552
  
• L. Scatteia:
  Space-themed videogames: an effective way to promote space. 553-566
  
• Esharenana E. Adomi, Benson Oghenevwogaga Adogbeji, A. A. Oduwole:
  The use of internet service providers by cybercafés in Nigeria: an update. 567-576
  
• Rajesh Chandrakar:
  An approach to mapping CCF to Dublin Core. 577-590
  
• Stephen M. Mutula:
  Bridging the digital divide through e-governance: A proposal for Africa's libraries and information centres. 591-602
  
• Ka Wai Fan:
  Searching for Chinese history journals online. 603-613
  

Volume 23, Number 6, 2005

• Dariush Alimohammadi:
  Meta-tags: still a matter of opinion. 625-631
  
• Yan Han:
  An integrated high availability computing platform. 632-640
  
• Roxanne Missingham, Tony Boston:
  Innovation in practice: redeveloping the Australian national bibliographic service. 641-651
  
• David Reid, Margot Bowden, Shona McCartin:
  End-user requesting - trail-blazing, Kiwi style. 652-663
  
• Plamen Miltenoff, Robert Hauptman:
  Ethical dilemmas in libraries: an international perspective. 664-670
  
• Emma McCulloch, Ali Shiri, Dennis Nicholson:
  Challenges and issues in terminology mapping: a digital library perspective. 671-677
  
• Shashi Prabha Singh:
  The role of technology in the emergence of the information society in India. 678-690
  
• Naushad Ali:
  The use of electronic resources at IIT Delhi Library: a study of search behaviours. 691-700
  
• Okon E. Ani, Jacob E. Esin, Nkoyo Edem:
  Adoption of information and communication technology (ICT) in academic libraries: A strategy for library networking in Nigeria. 701-708