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ORCIDInformation Services and Use, Volume 32
Volume 32, Numbers 1-2, 2012
- Marjorie M. K. Hlava:
NFAIS 2012: Introduction. 1-2 - Julie Carpenter:
Researchers of Tomorrow: The research behaviour of Generation Y doctoral students. 3-17 - Jenni Rankin:
Moving targets and experiments: One publisher's mobile journey. 19-24 - Victor Camlek:
Measuring global competition. 25-42 - Joseph J. Esposito:
Predicting the present. 43-47 - Howard Ratner
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Living online: Any time, anywhere, any device. 49-54
- Chris Armbruster, André Pleintinger:
A short report from the International Conference: "Semantic Web, Data & Publishing" - 24-25 January 2012, Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences (preceded by the Education and Training Course: "Hands on! Exchange of experiences & updates on technologies" on 23 January 2012). 55-63 - H. Frederick Dylla:
One publisher's journey through the public access debate. 65-78 - Kim Zwollo:
Digital reuse rights in a fast-changing publishing environment: Content users' demands and licensing options for publishers. 79-83 - Sabah Bekkari:
Integration of MARC bibliographic records for electronic resources subscribed in the Springer collections: Towards a consolidated e-book service at the Orange Labs Infodoc Centre. 87-92
Volume 32, Numbers 3-4, 2012
- Bonnie C. Carroll:
Information Professionals 2050: Educational Possibilities and Pathways. 93-94 - Barbara B. Moran, Gary Marchionini:
Information Professionals 2050: Educating the next generation of information professionals. 95-100 - Michael B. Eisenberg, Sean P. Fullerton:
ED and INFO 2052: Oh, the places you'll go! 103-115 - William H. Graves:
Is education's past its 2050 prologue? 117-129 - Elizabeth D. Liddy:
An entrepreneurial stance towards education of information professionals. 131-135 - David Silver:
Digital natives on a media fast. 137-139 - Mary L. Chute:
A core for flexibility. 143-147 - Charles B. Lowry:
The "Open Movement" in research scholarship - What is it and what does it mean? 149-153 - Joanne Gard Marshall:
Workforce trends, issues and values. 155-159 - Nancy K. Roderer:
IPWordles. 161-166 - Anne Caputo:
Reflections on the state of specialized libraries: Five global trends all knowledge professionals should understand. 169-171 - Bonnie C. Carroll:
From Knowledge Navigator and Watson to Star Trek: The role of the information professional. 173-176 - Buck Goldstein, Derek Rodriguez:
Turning adversity into opportunity - Entrepreneurship and the information professional. 177-181 - Duncan Smith:
Masters of librarian science. 183-192 - Marshall Breeding:
The Library Information Landscape approaching the year 2050. 195-201 - Lorcan Dempsey:
Libraries and the informational future: Some notes. 203-214 - Cathy Marshall:
Big Data, the crowd and me. 215-226 - Roger C. Schonfeld:
Information professionals to serve academia. 227-229 - Barbara B. Moran:
Conclusion. 231-233
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