... to outbound content. New technologies and management methods support the cataloging of free Web content, even if, at times, cataloging standards are compromised. Originality/value – Several studies have focused on US federal document clickthroughs from the library catalog, but this is the only study...

...Christopher C. Brown; Elizabeth S. Meagher Purpose This paper seeks to demonstrate the value of adding links to freely available web content to the library catalog (OPAC). This aims to answer the research question: “Is there value to cataloging freely available Internet resources in the OPAC...

...Philip Hider Examines some of the bibliographic advantages of a union catalogue with a central database over a distributed, or “virtual” union catalogue. Discusses the nature of these bibliographic advantages in the context of interlibrary document delivery, and also the circumstances which produce...

...Janifer Gatenby This paper explores the role of union catalogues in inter‐library loans and document delivery and how that role is changing to embrace virtual holdings and electronic document delivery. Figures from the Dutch National Union Catalogue (Nederlandse Centrale Catalogus, NCC) show...

... © MCB UP Limited 2002 --> Australia Cataloguing Source: OCLC press release OCLC to collaborate with National Library of Australia to provide gateway to WorldCat for small libraries Keywords: Australia, Cataloguing The National Library of Australia (NLA...

... For more information visit the Website at: http://www.ibl.pt/english/porbase/porbase2.html Source: Press release © MCB UP Limited 2000 --> Interlending Libraries Information resources management Cataloguing PORBASE aims to develop interlibrary loan...

... "Retrospective cataloguing would", says Ann Chapman, research officer for Ukoln, "help reduce pressure on collections and the inter library loan system,by providing additional locations and supporting resource sharing. There is no national strategy to address the problem in the most effective...

...Margaret Barwick; Maurice Line Reports on two recent surveys carried out by the IFLA Office for International Lending. The first, in 1991, showed fiction to be the poor relation in interlending. Reasons for this include slight demand, poor representation in union catalogues and the association...

...Bridget Powell; Brian Burch The UK Regional Library Systems date from the 1930s when they were set up to develop union catalogues and organize regional interlending. During 60 years of development their role has broadened and they have developed a variety of added‐value services. Their original...