Issues

Special Issue: Open source software applications in libraries. Guest Editor: Alan Poulter

Book Review

How to Give Your Users the LIS Services They Want

Kathleen Menzies
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Understanding Healthcare Information

Margot Lindsay
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William Faulkner: Seeing Through the South

Gavin Stuart
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Web 2.0 and Libraries: Impacts, Technologies and Trends

James Herring
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M‐Libraries 2: A Virtual Library in Everyone's Pocket

Richard Palmer
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Acquisitions in the New Information Universe: Core Competencies and Ethical Practices

Janet K. Peattie
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Ships and Shipping in Medieval Manuscripts

Milena Dobreva
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Cutting the proprietary cord: A case study of one library's decision to migrate to an open source ILS

John Helling
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Breaking the barriers: the role of support companies in making open source a reality

Nick Dimant
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Open source in libraries: an introduction and overview

Alan Poulter
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Open source software collaborations in Tennessee's regional library system: An exploratory study

Bharat Mehra; Vandana Singh; Hannah Parris
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Open source software use in libraries

Alexandria Payne; Vandana Singh
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The state of Evergreen: Evergreen at three

Robert E. Molyneux; Mike Rylander
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Open products, open interfaces, and Ex Libris open‐platform strategy

Tamar Sadeh
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Guest editorial

Why does “open” always mean “good”?

Alan Poulter
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