Library Collections, Acquisitions & Technical Services 1999: Vol 23 Table of Contents

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Library Collections, Acquisitions, & Technical Services, Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 509-517, 1999
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Library Collections,
Acquisitions, &
Technical Services
Volume 23, Number 4 1999
CONTENTS
Announcement
Carol Pitts Diedrichs Library Collections, Acquisitions, & Technical Services:
A Title Change for LAPT
Papers
Mary Anthes An Experiment in Unmediated Document Delivery:
EbscoDoc™ at Wichita State University
John M. Budd 15 Academic Library Monographic Acquisitions: Selection
Catherine K. Craven of Choice’s Outstanding Academic Books
Feather River Institute 1998
Richard L. Brumley 27 “As I Walked Through the Wilderness of this World”
Acquisitions: The Pilgrim’s Progress
Martin Cohen 31 The Five Blind Men and the Elephant: Differing
James Galbraith Perceptions of the Institution of an Approval Plan
Robert Sorgenfrei 39 Slicing the Pie: Implementing and Living with a Journal
Allocation Formula
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Nancy Slight—Gibney 47 How Far Have We Come? Benchmarking Time and
Costs for Monograph Purchasing
William Fisher 61 When Write Is Wrong: Is All Our Professional
Literature on the Same Page?
Virginia M. Scheschy 73 Publishers on the Web: From Addison to Ziff
Peter H. Stevens 79 Who’s Number One?: Evaluating Acquisitions
Departments
Conference Reprt
Pat Loghry 87 Head in the Clouds: The 13th Annual Conference of
The North American Serials Interest Group (NASIG)
ALA Annual Conference 1998
Rosann Bazirjian 95 Highlights of the ALCTS AS Education Committee
Program. The Acquisitions Workstation: Resources and
Innovations
Janet L. Flowers 96 The 7(+3) Habits of Highly Successful Approval Plan
Managers: Report of the ALCTS Pre-Order/Pre-Catalog
Searching Discussion Group
Glorian Sipman 99 Users and Their Needs: What Do We Really Know
about Them?: Report of a Program
Lydia W. Wasylenko 101 Building Quality that Counts into Your Cataloging
Operation
Jieyin Feng 104 International Book Fairs as Intercultural Catalysts for
Libraries and Publishers: Frankfurt, Guadalajara,
Zimbabwe and Beyond
Rosanna M. O’Neil 106 They Searched, They Located, They Acquired:
Librarians Conquer the Out-of-Print Marketplace: A
Report of the ALCTS Out-of-Print Discussion Group
Scott H. Silverman 107 Is Technical Services Being De-professionalized? A
Report of the ALCTS Role of the Professional in
Technical Services Discussion Group
Deborah Fetch 108 Core Records as Copy: A Report from the ALCTS CCS
Copy Cataloging Discussion Group
Deborah Fetch 110 The Human Side of Outsourcing: Highlights from the
ALCTS President’s Program
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Lynn Cline 113 Bias in Academic Library Collections: Highlights from
the ALCTS/CMDS Collection Development in
Academic Libraries Discussion Group
Thomas E. Nisonger 116 Playing the Game While Writing the Rules: The Impact
of Electronic Technology on Collection Development
Planning
Lauren Corbett 120 E-Commerce: Now that We Know How to Get There,
Where Are We Going? Joint Meeting of the ALCTS SS
Journal Costs in Libraries Discussion Group and the
ALCTS SS Research Libraries Discussion Group
Cheryl C. Kugler 122 ALCTS Creative Ideas in Technical Services Discussion
Group
Geraldine Foudy 124 The 1997 North American Title Count: History,
Manipulating the Data, Uses
Pat Henderson 126 “What Do You Mean, I’m in Charge of Serials?”
Julie §. Alexander 127 Highlights of the ALCTS CMDS Collection
Management Issues for Offsite Storage Discussion
Group
Steve Johnson 133 Library Disaster Recovery: The Fine Art of Gift Raising
The Review Section
Deborah A. Cronau 135 Core Collection for Small Libraries: An Annotated
Bibliography of Books for Children and Young Adults,
by Jance A. DeLong and Rachel E. Schwedt
Margaret A. Pember 136 Disaster Recovery for Archives, Libraries and Records
Management System in Australia and New Zealand, by
Judith Doig
Hermina G. B. Anghelescu 137 Promoting Preservation Awareness in Libraries: A
Sourcebook for Academic, Public, School and Special
Collections, by Jeanne M. Drewes and Julie A. Page
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Volume 23, Number 2 1999
CONTENTS
Announcement
Jo Ann Carr 139 1999 LCATS Research Award
Library Collections, Acquisitions, & Technical Services
Papers
Gregory K. Younger 141 Using Current Awareness Search Results to Measure a
Journal Collection’s Relevancy
Klaus G. Altmann 149 Anatomy of a Serials Collection and Its Usage: Case
G. E. Gorman Study of an Australian Academic Library
Barry Fast 163 Books in the Digital World
Interview
Karen Calhoun 169 An Interview with Ross Atkinson, Deputy University
Librarian, Cornell University Library
Conference Report
Judy Luther 179 Electronic Book ’98—Turning a New Page in
Knowledge Management: NIST Conference
1998 Charleston Conference
Rick Anderson 183 The Debate Over Service Fees: What Was the Question,
Again?
Vania M. Goodwin 191 Serials Management: The Next Generation
Stephen D. Corrsin 192 Interpreting Financial Statements and Creating and
Understanding Appropriate Budgets for Your
Organization
Lisa German 193 Designing and Implementing a Consortial Approval
Plan: the OhioLINK Experience
Jack G. Montgomery 194 Lessons from Joe Izuzu: a Look at Pricing and Value in
Today’s Electronic Information Marketplace
James A. Baldwin 195 Customer Service or Core Lists: Just in Case or Just in
Time
Maribeth Krupczak 196 Different Books for Different Folks: Where Book
Reviews Come From, Where They Go, and Who Cares
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Leslie Horner Button 198 The Debate Over Library Service Fees: What Was the
Question Again?
Julie L. Rabine 200 Tossin’ and Turnin’ All Night: Publishers’ Dreams and
Nightmares
James A. Baldwin 202 Putting Your Trust in Reviews: The Ethics of Book
Reviewing
Patricia §. Harwell 203 E-Commerce and Credit Cards: Practical Considerations
Leslie Horner Button 204 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Forming Consortia
and Licensing
Leslie Horner Button 207 Peeking Over the Internet’s Edge: What’s New, What’s
Coming, and How We’ll Use It
Patricia S$. Harwell 208 Land Grab! Planning Library Buildings for 21st Century
Collections
Sandra A. Beehler 209 Legal Considerations for Supervisors in Today’s Library
Bessie Platten 210 The Case Against Outsourcing
Janet L. Flowers 212 Saving Time and Trees without Getting Lost in the
Woods: Electronic Selection at the University of
Chicago
Sandra A. Beehler 214 Acquisitions Workstations Panel
Julie L. Rabine 214 Aggregation or Aggravation: What Do Libraries Need?
Narda Tafuri 216 What a Scientist Really Wants from Electronic Journals
The Review Section
Philip Calvert 219 Academic Library Surveys and Statistics in Practice:
Proceedings of a Seminar Held at Loughborough
University, 2—3 June, 1997
Thomas W. Leonhardt 220 Advances in Serials Management, Volume 6.
Ross Harvey 221 The Bibliographic Record and Information Technology,
3rd Edition
John M. Budd 222 The DDC, the Universe of Knowledge, and the
Post-Modern Library
Marcia Pankake 223 Images and Texts: Their Production and Distribution in
the 18th and 19th Centuries
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John M. Budd 224 Into the Future: On the Preservation of Knowledge in
the Electronic Age. A Film by Terry Sanders
Thomas W. Leonhardt 225 Planning and Implementing Technical Services
Workstations
Philip Calvert 226 Serials Cataloguing at the Turn of the Century
Volume 23, Number 3 1999
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Editorial
G. E. Gorman 227 The Work of a Library Collections, Acquisitions, &
Technical Services Editor from The Land of The Long
White Cloud
Manuscripts
Linda A. Brown and 231 The Evolving Approval Plan: How Academic Librarians
John Harper Forsyth Evaluate Services for Vendor Selection and Performance
Yitai Gong 279 Standardization in Chinese Character Processing and
Chinese MARC Records
Adrian Alexander, Ian Best, 287 The Lucky Orbit: One Subscription Agent’s Approach
and David Fritsch to Collection Management Reports
Bonnie MacEwan 315 Understanding Users’ Needs and Making Collections
Choices
Carol Pitts Diedrichs 321 Making Choices: Vendors and Agents in the Assessment
Process
Conference Report
Judy L. Johnson 339 License Review and Negotiation: Building a
Team-based Institutional Process
1999 ALA Midwinter Meeting
Virginia M. Scheschy 343 ALCTS Heads of Cataloging Discussion Group
Elna L. Saxton 344 Electronic Bibliographic Data: From Publishers to
Vendors to Libraries: A Report of the ALCTS
Automated Acquisitions/In-Process Control Systems
Discussion Group
Volume Contents 515
Robin Crumrin Changing Structures, Changing Roles: A Report of the
ALCTS Pre-Order/Pre-Catalog Searching Discussion
Group
Narda Tafuri 348 Reprint vs. Out-of-Print: The Growing World of Choices
Rachel L. Wadham 349 Highlights of the ALCTS CCS Research Discussion Group
Ngoc-My Guidarelli 352 Booksales vs. OP Dealers: A Report from ALCTS AS
Gifts & Exchange Discussion Group
Rob Withers 353 Looking for Approval? Selecting and Working with
Approval Vendors: A Report of the ALCTS Acquisition
Administrators Discussion Group
Rob Withers 354 Not One Size Fits All: Budgeting for and Evaluating
Electronic Services: A Report of the ALCTS
Acquisition Librarians/Vendors of Library Materials
Karen M. Letarte 356 Highlights of the ALCTS Scholarly Communication
Discussion Group
Bob Persing 358 Highlights of the ALCTS Serials Section Journal Costs
in Libraries Discussion Group
Bob Persing 360 Highlights of “The Changing Role of Serials
Acquisitions Librarians in the Electronic Environment”
Mary Page 361 Report from the LITA/ALCTS Serials Automation
Interest Group
Beatrice L. Caraway 362 Highlights of the Role of the Professional in Academic
Technical Services Discussion Group Meeting
Thomas E. Nisonger 365 Collecting at the Margins: Social Protest and
Counterculture Materials
Jennifer L. Edwards 367 ALCTS CCS Cataloging Norms Discussion Group
Angela Jones 369 Highlights of the Copy Cataloging Discussion Group
Lydia W. Wasylenko 372 Optimizing End-User Access to Aggregations of
Full-Text E-Journals: Highlights of the ALCTS CCS
Catalog Management Discussion Group Program
Review Section
Zary Mostashari 375 1997 Harvard Business School Core Collection: An
Author, Title and Subject Guide
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Richard J. Wood 376 Acquiring and Organizing Curriculum Materials: A
Guide and Directory of Resources
William S. Monroe 377 Acquisitions and Collection Development in the
Humanities
Charley Pennell 378 ArtMARC Sourcebook: Cataloging Art, Architecture
and Their Visual Images
Ari Cohen 379 Cataloging Hebrew Materials in the Online
Environment: A Comparative Study of American and
Israeli Approaches
Peggy Johnson 380 Collection Development: Access in the Virtual Library
Richard J. Wood 381 Disaster Response and Planning for Libraries
Bonita Bryant 383 Economics of Digital Information: Collection, Storage
and Delivery
Judy L. Johnson 384 E-Serials: Publishers, Libraries, Users and Standards
Wanda V. Dole 385 Exploring Outsourcing: Case Studies of Corporate
Libraries
Thomas W. Leonhardt 386 The Internet-Plus Directory of Express Library Services:
Research and Document Delivery for Hire
Peggy Johnson 387 Making the Most of New Technology
Susan E. Higgins 388 Modeling Use at Individual Service Points
Richard J. Wood 389 Organization of Document Collections and Services
Wanda V. Dole 390 Serials Management in Academic Libraries: A Guide to
Issues and Practices
Volume 23, Number 4 1999
CONTENTS
Papers
Dan Dorner 393 Cataloging in The 21st Century, Part 1: Contextual
Issues
Peter Briscoe 401 French International Booksellers, Suppliers to Libraries,
A La Fin du Vingtiéme Siécle ®
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Steve Black 411 An Assessment of Social Sciences Coverage by Four
Prominent Full-Text Online Aggregated Journal
Packages
Steven B. Carrico 421 Gifts in Academic and Special Libraries: A Selected
Bibliography
Heidi Hanson and 433 Two Aspects of Quality in Technical Services:
John Schalow Automating for Quick Availability, and Identifying
Problems, Effecting Solutions
Conference Reports
Jan Robert Anderson 443 Collection Development in The Electronic Environment:
Shifting Priorities: A Conference Report
Kristen Kern 451 New Directions in Library Binding: A Conference
Report
Judy Weislogel 459 Elsevier Science Digital Libraries Symposium II: A
Conference Report.
Marcia Findley 469 Collection Management and Development Institute: A
Conference Report
Kathy Schmidt 493 The Association for College and Research Libraries
Conference: A Report
Review Section
Mary F. Casserly 503 Collaborative Collections Management Programs in
ARL Libraries
Joanna Fountain 504 Dewey For Windows, Version 1.10
505 Dewey for Windows Guide: Records, Searching and
Joanna Fountain
Number Building
Peggy Johnson 506 Public Library Collection Development in the
Information Age
Geraldine Foudy 507 Recommended Reference Books for Small and
Medium-sized Libraries and Media Centers 1998
Ari Cohen 507 Women’s Studies Serials: A Quarter Century of
Development