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Presents the list of manuscript reviewers to the 2003 and 2004 issues of the journal "Library Resources & Technical Services."

The article discusses reports published within the issue, including a review of serials librarianship literature by Patrick L. Carr, one by Stephen A. Knowlton on the history of cataloging codes and another by Stephen Hearn on the approach to gathering and analyzing catalog data.

The article discusses various reports published within the issue including one by Su Chen and Chengzhi Wang about publishing trends in East Asian studies and another by Jim LeBlanc and Martin Kurth on maintaining library metadata.

The article presents an introduction to this issue of "Library Resources & Technical Services." The issue presents the publication of "A Look at Fifty Years of Library Resources & Technical Services," by Tschera Harkness Connell, which was commissioned to honor the fiftieth anniversary of the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services. The article also thanks those Editorial Board members who left the board after the 2007 Annual Conference in Washington, D.C.

The article reflects on the history of the Association for Libraries Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS). It offers a brief history of the association and its journal, Library Resources & Technical Services. It talks about the topics that were covered by the previous issues of the journal. It also recognizes the previous editors of the journal.

The article presents the editors views on the changes in the editorial board of the journal "Library Resources & Technical Services." In July 2004, the "Library Resources & Technical Services editorial board increased to fifteen members, plus the book review editor and the editor of the "ALCTS Newsletter Online." This allowed the editor to rely almost completely on the editorial board members to review the papers submitted to the journal. Though the members of the editorial board are listed in every issue, she thanks them in this issue by name for their service to the board and as reviewers. In addition, she thanks two individuals who stepped in to review papers when the submissions exceeded the capacity of the board. They are Stephen Hearn, University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, and Sheila S. Intner, professor emerita, Simmons GSLIS at Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts.

Presents an introduction to the articles published in the 2003 issue of the journal "Library Resources and Technical Services."