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Wednesday, 19th January 2005

More About Non-Google Book Digitization Projects

Professional Reading Shelf
Digitization Projects--Books
Source: Hackensack Record (via WGMS)
More About Non-Google Book Digitization Projects
A look at The Universal Library from Carnegie Mellon and Project Gutenberg.
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Citation Analysis--Legal Periodicals
Source: Washington & Lee Law School
Most-Cited Legal Periodicals: U.S. and selected non-U.S.
"The single most important point to make about the rankings is that not all citations to the law journals are counted. Counted citations are those which cite journal volumes published in the preceding eight years. The reason for this limit is to prevent a bias in favor of long-published journals. Thus the study is concerned only with citations to current scholarship. The search results give only the number of citing documents, and do not show where a citing article or case cites to two or more articles in a cited legal periodical. Sources for the citation counts are limited to documents in Westlaw's JLR database (primarily U.S. articles), and in Westlaw's ALLCASES database (U.S. federal/state cases)."
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Libraries and Librarians
Source: IFLA
IFLA Launches Two New Mailing Lists
+ QUALITY - Quality Issues in Libraries Discussion Group
+ UNIVERS - University Libraries and Other General Research Libraries Mailing List
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Libraries--Sri Lanka
Source: IFLA
IFLA Posts Several Images of Sri Lankan Libraries Post Tsunami

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