Presidential Archives: Hype, Reality, and Limits to Access 
Gaining access to the rich content in the presidential libraries isn’t always easy … or fast.
by Miriam A. Drake

Spotlight on Presidential Libraries
by Scott Koerwer

The ‘Net Effect’ on Political Campaign Strategy
The Internet is expected to play a pivotal role in the upcoming primaries and 2008 presidential election.
by Phillip Britt

SLA’s Click University Expands Support to Info Pros
This online learning center offers a full spectrum of educational services.
by Marji McClure

Rightsphere: A Big Vote of Confidence
The buzz continues surrounding the Copyright Clearance Center’s rights advisory and management tool.
by Barbara Brynko

Experts Tighten Security on Online Fraud
Experts focus on stopping scams infiltrating electronic payments.
by Phillip Britt

Book Review
Dealing with New Ethical Issues on the Internet
Cybersins and Digital Good Deeds: A Book About Technology and Ethics
by Mary Ann Bell, Bobby Ezell, and James L. Van Roekel
reviewed by Gwen M. Gregory

Online Marketing’s New Spin
David Meerman Scott’s new book focuses on The New Rules of Marketing and PR: How to Use News Releases, Blogs, Podcasting, Viral Marketing and Online Media to Reach Buyers Directly.

NewsBytes

Up Front with Barbara Quint
Advertising and Amateurs
bq takes a look at ways in which ad revenue is making a difference in the lives of bloggers.

NewsBreak Update
Privacy Issues, Healthcare Info, and Vertical Search Top the News
by Paula J. Hane

Focus on Publishing
Ten Years Later: A Reflection
Robin Peek remembers the original question that sparked a decade of commentary.

Legal Issues
Taxing the Internet
George H. Pike explores the debate over taxation of the Internet.

Internet Waves
That Was Then, This Is Now
Shirley Duglin Kennedy reflects on the growth of Suncoast Information Specialists in the past 20 years.

Library Stuff Revisited
Have You reddit? Digg This
Steven M. Cohen talks about the four feeds that help keep him up-to-date on the most popular Web topics.

Database Review
How-To Sites: The Bad, the So-So, and the Good
Mick O’Leary rates the sites designed to help users with tips, techniques, and solutions to day-to-day problems.

Ain’t No One Thing
by Dick Kaser

Interview with CEO George Lossius
Publishing Technology Is Poised for Growth
The CEO of the former VISTA International and Ingenta weighs in on the merger, the North American market, and the new company’s goals.
by Paula J. Hane

International Report
BBC Announces Groundbreaking Projects
Our global correspondent reports on the BBC’s innovative archives plan and more.
by Jim Ashling

People Line & the Executive Profile

Product News & Reviews
44 - ISI Web of Knowledge: A New Intuitive Platform with Power
45 - Absolute Software to the Rescue
46 - A Revolution in Online Healthcare
47 - Northern Light’s MI Analyst: New Visions in Marketing Research

Large Association Conferences on the Horizon
Donald T. Hawkins provides a sneak preview of the upcoming conferences around the globe.

Report from the Field
BSeC: Content Longing to Be Free
by Michelle Manafy

Report from the Field
Search Ranks High in Gilbane Conference Topics
Text and photos by Dick Kaser

Spotlight on CIL
Photo and text by Kathy Dempsey

Report from the Field
The Indiana Online Users Group Celebrates 25 Years
Text and photos by Marydee Ojala

Report from the Field
EUSIDIC Explores Web 2.0 and Library 2.0
Text and photos by Marydee Ojala

Interview with Johan van Halm, Executive Secretary, EUSIDIC
Text and photo by Marydee Ojala

Report from the Field
Intellectual Property in the Digital Environment: An NFAIS Update
by Barbara Brynko

Innovative Interfaces
by Thomas Pack

CyberSports
Cities Compete to Hold the Games
by David King