OCLC Systems & Services, Volume 22

Volume 22, Number 1, 2006

• Judith Wusteman:
  Realising the potential of web services. 5-9
  
• Norm Medeiros:
  On the road again: a conversation with Jill Emery. 10-14
  
• Victoria Walch, Elizabeth Yakel:
  The Archival Census and Education Needs survey in the United States (A*CENSUS). 15-22
  
• Jeremy Frumkin:
  The need for a digital library service registry. 23-25
  
• Robert Fox:
  Lingua franca of digital libraries. 26-33
  
• H. Frank Cervone:
  Avoiding failure by using a formal problem diagnosis process. 34-37
  
• Linda Cantara:
  Long-term preservation of digital humanities scholarship. 38-42
  
• Barbara J. Gauger, Carolyn Kacena:
  JSTOR usage data and what it can tell us about ourselves: is there predictability based on historical use by libraries of similar size? 43-55
  
• Trevor James Bond:
  Sustaining a digital collection after the grants: the Early Washington Maps Project. 56-66
  
• Panayiota Polydoratou:
  Using web logs transactions to assess a metadata registry system's use: the case of MetaForm. 67-79
  

Volume 22, Number 2, 2006

• Toby Burrows:
  Personal electronic archives: collecting the digital me. 85-88
  
• Norm Medeiros:
  Metadata in a global world. 89-91
  
• Elizabeth Yakel:
  Examining the implications of the Heritage Health Index. 92-96
  
• Jeremy Frumkin:
  The potential of the digital library as a platform. 97-99
  
• Robert Fox:
  The digital library in the bazaar. 100-106
  
• H. Frank Cervone:
  Some considerations when selecting digital library software. 107-110
  
• Linda Cantara:
  Encoding controlled vocabularies for the Semantic Web using SKOS Core. 111-114
  
• Laura Pope Robbins:
  Creating an OpenURL resolver. 115-121
  
• Aaron L. Brenner, Anna Maria Mihalega:
  Storytelling in an automated environment: Using metadata analysis to develop curated guides to a digital image collection. 122-131
  
• Yan Quan Liu, Craig Martin, Eileen Roehl, Zhixian Yi, Sheila Ward:
  Digital information access in urban/suburban communities: A survey report of public digital library use by the residents in Connecticut. 132-144
  

Volume 22, Number 3, 2006

• Paul Mercieca:
  "Integration and collaboration" within recently established Australian scholarly publishing initiatives. 149-154
  
• Norm Medeiros:
  Good enough is good enough: cataloging lessons from the University of California Libraries. 155-158
  
• Elizabeth Yakel:
  Inviting the user into the virtual archives. 159-163
  
• Jeremy Frumkin:
  The death, and rebirth, of the metadata record - rethinking library search. 164-165
  
• Robert Fox:
  Cataloging for the masses. 166-172
  
• H. Frank Cervone:
  Disaster recovery and continuity planning for digital library systems. 173-178
  
• Kate Boyd, Douglas King:
  South Carolina goes digital: The creation and development of the University of South Carolina's Digital Activities Department. 179-191
  
• Bethany Latham Skaggs, Jodi Welch Poe, Kimberly Weatherford Stevens:
  One-stop shopping: a perspective on the evolution of electronic resources management. 192-206
  
• Jennifer L. Ward:
  Web site redesign: the University of Washington Libraries' experience. 207-216
  
• Cathy Weng, Jia Mi:
  Towards accessibility to digital cultural materials: a FRBRized approach. 217-232
  

Volume 22, Number 4, 2006

• Norm Medeiros:
  Accommodating consortia within electronic resource management systems: Extending the ERMI specifications. 238-240
  
• Aprille McKay, Elizabeth Yakel:
  Copyright news: Orphan Works and Section 108: reproduction by libraries and archives. 241-246
  
• Jeremy Frumkin:
  In our cages with golden bars. 247-248
  
• Robert Fox:
  Vandals at the gates. 249-255
  
• H. Frank Cervone:
  Project risk management. 256-262
  
• Jeff Trzeciak, Shawn McCann, Matthew Martin:
  Collaborative approaches to designing effective digital image databases for the study of three-dimensional museum collections. 263-282
  
• Krystyna K. Matusiak:
  Towards user-centered indexing in digital image collections. 283-298