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2. Taming the Paper Tiger.
3. The Great Research Disaster.
4. Putting it on paper.
5. IDEAS, LogEc, EconLit.
6. 'Carbon copies' without the carbon or the paper.
7. Get ready, get SET, go for more control on DIALOG.
8. Paper persists: Why physical library collections still matter.
9. Small-Town Newspapers ONLINE.
10. Expanded Library Electronic Reference Collections.
11. Affordable color printing.
12. Making hard choices: Cancelling print indexes.
13. PROLA, SPIRES-HEP, AIP Scitation.
14. Searching for Economics; Joking with Economists.
15. Ebooks: from institutional to consortial considerations.
16. EBOOKS.
17. CiteBaseSearch, Institute of Physics Archive, and Google's Index to Scholarly Archive.
18. Print your own paper.
19. We've got to stop meeting like this: Conferences online.
20. Reviews of recent writings.
21. Training Plagiarism Detectives: The Law and Order Approach.
22. Peter's picks & pans. PubMed Central, Royal Society Publishing, British Library Direct service.
23. PubMed Central, Royal Society Publishing, British Library Direct Service.
24. SWIMMING THROUGH Shark-Infested Waters: Electronic Discovery in the 21st Century.
25. A printer primer.
26. Open Access: What You Need to Know Now.
27. Sci-Tech.
28. The dollar sign. Searching for economics; joking with economists.
29. the dollar sign.
30. Peter's picks & pans.
31. SpringerLink, Blackwell Synergy, Wiley InterScience.
32. Web citation: a proposal for standardized specification.
33. SAGE Journals on HighWire Press, DLIST, FindArticles.
34. National Academies Press Collection, ELPUB Digital Library, Columbia University Press.
35. Capturing Military Information on the Web and Elsewhere.
36. Cleaning up search results: What do we expect?
37. Virtual reference service: from competencies to assessment.
38. Electronic paper.
39. The future of citation indexing: an interview with Eugene Garfield.
40. peter's picks & pans.
41. Recommended Reading on Technology, Thesauri, Web Sites, and Malicious Content.
42. New Citation Scenarios.
43. Research Rivals.
44. Free Scientific Resources From Thomson Reuters.
45. That's so ResearchRaven (and ScanGrants): tales from the Web services frontier.
46. SPORTDiscus in Action.
47. Resources to encourage entrepreneurial creativity and innovation.
48. Global Legal Information Network.
49. Social Sciences & Humanities.
50. OECD.Stat, Astrophysics Data System, Wiley-Blackwell.
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