Serials - Key Issues

UKSG publishes regular white papers on key issues within the information industry. These are researched and written for UKSG by leading industry experts, and represent an invaluable resource for those wishing to find out more about contemporary issues.

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• Jo Lambert and Charlie Rapple - IESR: promoting use of academic e-resources in the UK (July 2010)
• Darrell Gunter, Terry Hulbert, Thane Kerner, Steve Leicht - The Semantic Web: what you need to know, and why it is important for your user community (March 2010)
• Richard Gedye and Fytton Rowland - Usage Factors (November 2009)
• Jenny Walker - Mining information-seeking behaviour data to enhance library services (July 2009)
• John Milner - A UK Research Data Service (UKRDS): the way forward for research data management? (March 2009)
• Jean Crawford - Securing access to print: the UKRR (November 2008)
• Amy Kirchhoff - Traditional and digital preservation: appraisal, accessioning and arrangement (July 2008)
• Amy Brand - CrossCheck (March 2008)
• Charlie Rapple - Social networking (November 2007)
• Mark Bide - Automated Content Access Protocol (ACAP) (July 2007)
• Frank Cervone - Federated Searching (March 2007)
• Leigh Dodds - Web 2.0 (November 2006)
• Timo Hannay - The Nature Podcast (July 2006)
• Adam Chandler and Tim Jewell - The Standardized Usage Statistics Harvesting Initiative (SUSHI) (March 2006)
• Peter T Shepherd - COUNTER: for online journals, databases and books (November 2005)
• Ian Winship - Weblogs and RSS (July 2005)
• Chuck Hamaker and Brad Spry - Google Scholar Search (March 2005)
• Amy Brand - CrossRef Search (November 2004)
• Phil Bradley - What are weblogs? (March 2004)
• Barry Mahon - The Invisible/Deep Web (November 2003)
• Harry Collier - Data mining: does it have applications within the world of libraries? (July 2003)
• José Manuel Barrueco Cruz and Imma Subirats Coll - Documents in Information Science: a free space for our profession on the internet (July 2003)
• Paul Harwood - Courting controversy (role of the agent) (March 2003)
• Suzanne Wilson-Higgins - Print on Demand (March 2003)
• Stephen Pinfield - Creating institutional e-print repositories (November 2002)
• Chris Beckett - Aggregators - a taxonomy (November 2002)