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Keeping up-to-date with the scholarly literature just became much easier, thanks to a new service called ticTOCs - Journal Tables of Contents Service.

http://www.tictocs.ac.uk

ticTOCs is a new scholarly journal tables of contents (TOCs) service. It’s free, its easy to use, and it provides access to the most recent tables of contents of over 11,000 scholarly journals from more than 400 publishers. It helps scholars, researchers, academics and anyone else keep up-to-date with what’s being published in the most recent issues of journals on almost any subject.

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December 15, 2008
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bcrpress@bcr.org; 800.397.1552

INWOOD, WV, Dec. 11, 2008 – Huntingdon County Library (PA), Russell County Public Library (KY), and Lebanon-Wilson County Library (TN) have recently opted to upgrade from Follett’s Winnebago Sagebrush Spectrum system to Library•Solution®, TLC’s integrated library system.

LA VERGNE, TN – Ingram DigitalSM today announced that it now offers over 175,000 titles on its MyiLibrary aggregated e-book and e-content solution. Combined with the high quality of content and features that add value for academic, corporate and public libraries worldwide, crossing this threshold confirms MyiLibrary as the market leading e-content aggregation platform.

http://web.fumsi.com/go/article/share/3356

RSS and Scholarly Journal Tables of Contents: the ticTOCs Project, and Good Practice Guidelines for Publishers.

This article was published in FUMSI, October 2008. As well as looking at journal Table of Contents RSS feeds and how the new ticTOCs Journal Tables of Contents service is developing, the article gives some detailed guidelines for publishers on best practice for Table of Contents (TOC) RSS feeds.

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SLA Adds New Dues Tier for Info Pros Making Less than $18K

With many facing lay offs and cutbacks SLA members are able to rely on their professional association to provide assistance in tough times

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