Online Information Review, Volume 29

Volume 29, Number 1, 2005

• Martin Myhill:
  A MAP for the library portal: through the labyrinth of online information sources. 5-17
  
• Alan D. Smith:
  Exploring online dating and customer relationship management. 18-33
  
• Seda Ozmutlu, Fatih Çavdur:
  Neural network applications for automatic new topic identification. 34-53
  
• Abdul Razeq Mustafa Younis:
  Local online information systems in Jordanian university libraries. 54-74
  
• Elena Barsky, Judit Bar-Ilan:
  From the search problem through query formulation to results on the web. 75-89
  
• George Macgregor:
  Z39.50 broadcast searching and Z-server response times: Perspectives from CC-interop. 90-106
  
• Péter Jacsó:
  Browsing indexes of cited references. 107-112
  

Volume 29, Number 2, 2005

• Timothy C. Craven:
  Web authoring tools and meta tagging of page descriptions and keywords. 129-138
  
• Jela Steinerová, Jaroslav Susol:
  Library users in human information behaviour. 139-156
  
• Janet Murray, Cindy Tschernitz:
  The impact of electronic information delivery on reference enquiries. 157-167
  
• Alexei N. Pankratov:
  Information resources on chemistry and natural sciences in general. 168-192
  
• Shiva Kanaujia Sukula:
  Indigenous database development in Indian research and development library and information centres. 193-207
  
• Péter Jacsó:
  Google Scholar: the pros and the cons. 208-214
  

Volume 29, Number 3, 2005

• G. E. Gorman:
  Editorial: Is the wiki concept really so wonderful? 225-226
  
• Coral Calero, Julián Ruiz, Mario Piattini:
  Classifying web metrics using the web quality model. 227-248
  
• Yanbo Ru, Ellis Horowitz:
  Indexing the invisible web: a survey. 249-265
  
• Dion Hoe-Lian Goh, Lin Fu, Schubert Shou-Boon Foo:
  Collaborative querying using the Query Graph Visualizer. 266-282
  
• Rebecca H. Augustyniak, Dawn B. Aguero, Amy M. Finley:
  The IP's guide to the galaxy of portal planning: Part I - drafting a portal vision. 283-295
  
• Roxanne Missingham, Tony Boston:
  Libraries Australia: creating a new national resource discovery service. 296-310
  
• Péter Jacsó:
  Options for presenting search results: Part I - common options. 311-319
  

Volume 29, Number 4, 2005

• G. E. Gorman:
  The acceptability of digital resources. 345-348
  
• Ana Maria Ramalho Correia, José Carlos Teixeira:
  Reforming scholarly publishing and knowledge communication: From the advent of the scholarly journal to the challenges of open access. 349-364
  
• Tim McGeary:
  MyLibrary: the library's response to the campus portal. 365-373
  
• Bracha Shapira, Meirav Taieb-Maimon, Yael Nemeth:
  Subjective and objective evaluation of interactive and automatic query expansion. 374-390
  
• Songbo Tan:
  Binary k-nearest neighbor for text categorization. 391-399
  
• Luisa M. Doldi, Erwin Bratengeyer:
  The web as a free source for scientific information: a comparison with fee-based databases. 400-411
  
• Péter Jacsó:
  Options for presenting search results: Part 2: options for citation searching. 412-418
  
• Sangkyun Kim:
  The pay-per-use revolution in the internet world. 419-421
  

Volume 29, Number 5, 2005

• G. E. Gorman:
  China-bashing in the internet censorship wars. 453-456
  
• Hsiao-Tieh Pu:
  A comparative analysis of web image and textual queries. 457-467
  
• John R. Doyle:
  Evaluating the IBM and HP/PANOSE font classification systems. 468-482
  
• Simona Juvan, Tomaz Bartol, Bojana Boh:
  Data structuring and classification in newly-emerging scientific fields. 483-498
  
• Jih-Hsing Tang, Heng-Li Yang:
  User role and perception of requirements in a web-based community of practice. 499-512
  
• Alan D. Smith, John S. Clark:
  Revolutionising the voting process through online strategies. 513-530
  
• Lourdes Torres, Vicente Pina, Sonia Royo:
  E-government and the transformation of public administrations in EU countries: Beyond NPM or just a second wave of reforms? 531-553
  
• Péter Jacsó:
  Visualizing overlap and rank differences among web-wide search engines: Some free tools and services. 554-560
  

Volume 29, Number 6, 2005

• G. E. Gorman:
  How do we count our chickens? Or do citation counts count? 581-584
  
• Dave Oliver, Greg Whymark, Celia T. Romm:
  Researching ERP adoption: an internet-based grounded theory approach. 585-603
  
• Ali Shiri, Keri Molberg:
  Interfaces to knowledge organization systems in Canadian digital library collections. 604-620
  
• Samuel Kai-Wah Chu, Nancy Law:
  Development of information search expertise: research students' knowledge of databases. 621-642
  
• Rebecca H. Augustyniak, Dawn B. Aguero, Amy M. Finley:
  The IP's guide to the galaxy of portal planning: Part II. Content management. 643-655
  
• Seda Ozmutlu:
  Performance of question-based vs keyword-based search engines and effect of web user characteristics on search engine performance. 656-675
  
• Péter Jacsó:
  Relevance in the eye of the search software. 676-682