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100 Years of Official Statistics:With special reference to the contribution of Sir Roland Wilson

Sir Roland Wilson

A proposal for Bangladesh Academic and Special Library Network

In view of this background of the libraries and information services network now available in Bangladesh, an attempt has been made in the rest of the paper to propose a suitable plan of networking for resource sharing among special and academic (University) libraries in Bangladesh. It should be mentioned here that because the existing situation of National and Public libraries of the country is not very encouraging, no steps have been taken in this direction so far under the National and Public Library system; hence, these are not included in the network proposed below.

Library Wins Innovation Grant to Develop Snap and Go Mobile Technology

Contra Costa County, CA

Opening up Library Systems through Web Services and SOA

Can an integrated library system be open without being open source? I recently authored an issue of Library Technology Reports that explores the ways that an Application Programming Interface (API) can help libraries wring data and functionality out of their ILS, extend its functionality, and interact with other applications. This LTR issue provides an introduction to APIs in the ILS realm and surveys some of the major vendors regarding the APIs offered and supported by their products.

Hispanic National Archives and information management of their web sites

By Celia Cha

Library and Information Science Subject Portals

Other Library And Information Science Subject Portals
BUBL Information Service
Library Science Subject Portal
Library and Information Science Portal
Library and Information Science Resources
Library and information science education
1.  AIS: Association for Information Systems
2. ALISE: Association for Library and Information Science Education
3. BAILER: British Association for Information and Library Education and Research
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Journal List in the field of Library and Information Science Research

Journal List
Bibliotech-Review
Bibliozine
Cataloging and Classification Quarterly
C&RL College and Research Libraries Computers in Libraries
D-lib Magazine
Electronic Library
IFLA Journal
Information Processing and Management
Information Sciences
International Information and Library Review
International Journal of Information Management
INSPEL International Journal of Special Libraries
International Journal on Digital Libraries
Journal of Digital Information
Journal of Documentation
Librarian Career Development
Library and Information Science Research
Library Collections, Acquisitions and Technical Services
Library Hi-Tech
Library Journal
Library Management
Library Resources and Technical Service
Library Review
Library Trends
Marketing Library Services
Newsletter of the IFLA Section on Management and Marketing
Transforming Libraries 

Are you afraid to face interview or viva board ?

These questions are designed to make you confident so that you can face interview board easily. These are not the whole question or questions you can find in your interview. But, these are the most frequently asked questions. Do not be afraid.   Some of these questions are collected from Ann E. Robinson’s website .

1. Why did you decide to enter the field of library and information science?

Bibliography on Nutrition in Bangladesh 1947-1977

By Prof. Dr. K. M. SAIFUL ISLAM  (ismk99@yahoo.com)
Out in November 1977, the much-awaited bibliography of nutrition for medical and scientific research workers. Contains 917 entries : articles ( published in local and foreign periodicals), books, pamphlets, valuable published and unpublished reports of national and international agencies, institutions and organizations, monographs, papers presented at conferences and seminars, chapters from books, and important theses and dissertations written over a period of 30 years (1947-77 ) by more than 460 authors on nutritional issues affecting the population of this country.

Marketing of Information Services:A Conceptual Framework

Introduction
Before 1970, the concept of marketing was restricted almost exclusively to organizations supplying products rather than services. Although the idea of applying marketing principles to library activity was realized by Dr. S. R. Ranganathan in 1930s himself and on the basis of which the Five Laws of Library Science were formulated by him. Over the last few years, a number of information services have been experimenting with modern marketing methods or at least in certain aspects of marketing such as advertising and public relations.