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The article reviews the book "Paper to Digital: Documents in the Information Age," by Z. Liu.

Reviews several books about customer service in electronic information resources. `Selecting and Managing Electronic Resources,' by Vicki L. Gregory; `Super Searchers on Wall Street: Top Investment Professionals Share Their Online Research Secrets,' by Amelia Kassel and edited by Reva Basch; `Successes and Failures of Digital Libraries,' edited by Susan Harum and Michael Twidale.

The article discusses born digital technology and how it can benefit the digital collections of libraries. The author says that to take full advantage of the possibilities of digital archiving, librarians must foster cataloging and technical skills and eschew the traditionally narrow roles held by librarians and specialists. The article also suggests that library operations must be streamlined to handle such content efficiently.

Reviews the Web site IEEE/IEE Electronic Library Online.

Reviews the book "Networking, Telecommunications and the Networked Revolution: Proceedings of the 1992 ASIS Mid-Year Meeting."

The article reviews the book "Print vs. Digital: The Future of Coexistence," edited by Sul H. Lee.

This article addresses the transition of libraries from offering print materials to virtual products. In an age where online research can be done from home, the author celebrates the presence of books in print as sources of connection for the reader as well as being responsible for keeping libraries in business. He likens the shift to an embrace of corporate thinking.

Reviews the Yahoo Get Local City Guides web site, which provides a mix of governmental, not-for-profit, and commercial sites. Features; Searching capabilities.

Reviews online business database products. BoldIdeas by John Wiley & Sons; Books24X7 BusinessPro by Books24X7.com; ECONbASE by Elsevier Science; Others.

Reviews several databases and electronic information resources. 'The Holy Qur'aan: A Digest From the Best of Urdu and English Translations'; 'Salud Para Todos'; 'Scottish Women Poets of the Romantic Period'; 'Times Digital Archives, 1785-1985.'

The article reviews the book "Handbook of Electronic and Digital Acquisitions," edited by Thomas W. Leonhardt.

The article reviews the Web site for SearchWebServices.com wherein it features resources such as news, tips, webcasts, white papers, and product listings and reviews.

This article evaluates the independent electronic resource management system (ERMS) for library use, examining the efficiency of the ERMS in integrating and streamline the multi-step processes librarians encounter when navigating searches between print and electronic documents. It considers which libraries would benefit from systems developed by vendors and which might benefit more from their own locally created system. INSETS: Knowledgebase Advantages;A Solution for Serials.

The article reviews the book "Understanding Data and Information Systems for Recordkeeping," by Philip C. Bantin.

The article reviews the book "Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice," edited by Holly Yu and Scott Breivold.

The article reviews the book "E-Metrics for Library and Information Professionals: How to Use Data for Managing and Evaluating Electronic Resource Collections," by Andrew White and Eric Djiva Kamal.

Reviews the book "The Web Library: Building a World Class Personal Library with Free Web Resources," by Nicolas G. Tomaiuolo.

The article reviews the book "Internet Guide to Medical Diets and Nutrition," by L. R. Brazin.

The article reviews the Web site for Sun Developer Network's Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition Tutorial.

The article reviews the Web site for JavaScript Kit wherein it covers client-side scripting and Web site development.

The article presents information on the CQ Historic Documents Series database covering international documents from 1972 to the present of CQ Press. CQ Press' entire print collection of historic documents is included, and the publisher plans to add each new edition as it is published. The database can be searched in several ways including: browse by title, topic, and a cumulative index. Simple advanced search options are also available. It is very easy to navigate through the database. Most documents are full text. In those that are not, missing text is indicated. Original formatting, such as spelling and punctuation, is maintained. Additional information to make the document understandable to students is sometimes included. Documents can be e-mailed or stored in a saved search, or there is a simple printout option available.

Reviews the book "Selecting and Managing Electronic Resources: A How-to-Do-It Manual for Librarians," 2nd ed., by Vicki L. Gregory and Ardis Hanson.

Reviews the book "The Organization of Information," 2nd ed., by Arlene G. Taylor.

Reviews the book "Pathways to Nursing: A Guide to Library and Online Research in Nursing and Allied Health," by Dennis C. Tucker and Paula Craig.

The article reviews the book "Digital Consumers: Reshaping the Information Profession," edited by D. Nicholas and I. Rowlands.

Reviews the book "Managing the New Electronic Information Products," by Stephen E. Arnold and Linda Rosen.

Reviews the book "Managing the New Electronic Information Products," by Stephen E. Arnold and Linda Rosen.

Reviews the book "Building an Electronic Resource Collection: A Practical Guide," 2nd ed., by Stuart D. Lee and Frances Boyle.

The article offers a comparison between the encyclopedia websites www.wikipedia.com and www.en.citizendium.org. According to the article, wikipedia has been criticized for not publishing their sources and for publishing false information. The ways in which the wikipedia and citizendium websites are set up are discussed. The differences between the two websites regarding their regulations for contributors are mentioned.

The author focuses the connection between technology and information. According to the author, librarians need to think about the impact of technology and information on library users due to the number of people searching for information on the Internet. The author believes that people depend too heavily on information found online, which can often be faulty, and discusses how librarians can provide service to their patrons.

The article reviews the online resource "Georgia O'Keefe Museum: Collections Online," published by the Georgia O'Keefe Museum.

The article reviews the online resource "US Department of State Background Notes."

The article reviews the book "Ensuring the Integrity, Accessibility, and Stewardship of Research Data in the Digital Age," by the Committee on Ensuring the Utility and Integrity of Research Data in a Digital Age and the Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy.

The article reviews the book "Digital Copyright," 2nd Edition, by Paul Pedley.

The article evaluates the electronic book "CINAHL Plus," by EBSCO Publishing.

Reviews the book 'Evaluating Networked Information Services: Techniques, Policy, and Issues,' edited by Charles R. McClure and John Carlo Bertot.

Reviews the book 'Electronic Records Management and Archives in International Organizations: A RAMP Study With Guidelines,' by Charles M. Dollar.

The article reviews the online resource "The Illustrated London News Historical Archive 1842-2003."

Various blogs relevant to information technology is discussed, including SavvyAsst, EmpowerITDev and LeftBrainStore at Twitter.com.

A review of the compact discs release of the railways "The Railway Observer 1948," Volume XVIII is presented.

The article presents a review of the book "Electronic Journal Management Systems: Experiences from the Field," edited by Gary Ives.

The article presents a review of the book "Selecting and Managing Electronic Resources: A How-to-do-it Manual for Librarians," by Vicki L. Gregory and Ardis Hanson.

A review of the book "Emerging Issues in the Electronic Environment: Challenges for Librarians and Researchers in the Sciences" edited by Jeannie P. Miller is presented.

Reviews the book "Emerging Issues in the Electronic Environment: Challenges for Librarians and Researchers in the Sciences," edited by Jeannie P. Miller.