http://publicationslist.org/data/fred.guy/atom.xml Fred Guyhttp://publicationslist.org/fred.guy$basepathfavicon.icoRecent additions to Fred Guy's PublicationsList.org pagehttp://publicationslist.org/publications.png2007-09-28T13:46:16Z http://publicationslist.org/fred.guy/refid2 2007-09-28T13:24:10Z

The paper considers technological advances and information education over the 25 years of existence of Education for information. Some key developments pre 1980 such as development of MARC and library co-operatives are mentioned along with key post 1980 developments including networking, World Wide Web and digital image capturing. The introduction of these developments in the National Library of...<br/><br/>Fred Guy (2007) <i>Education for information</i> 25: 1 63-72<br/>

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This paper describes a JISC-funded proof of concept project which used the ONIX for Serials (Serials Online Holdings) format for the transmission of data from Serials Solutions, a publication access management service, to a union catalogue (SUNCAT). Serials Solutions created files of current electronic serials data held by the Universities of Glasgow and Leeds, and transmitted the files to EDINA, ...<br/><br/>Fred Guy (2006) <i>Serials</i> 19: 3 220-229<br/>

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The paper sets out to re-assess the role for SUNCAT as national union serials catalogue, considering how it might move beyond its original remit as a simple route to discover and locate serials, to be a component in a system that also supports request and access to serial content. This is set within the context of the needs of scholarly communication and the particular role played by journals. The...<br/><br/>Peter Burnhill, Fred Guy, Nicola Osborne (2006) <i>New Review of Information Networking</i> 12: 1-2 1-21<br/>

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Fred Guy, Peter Burnhill (2005) <i>Sconul Focus</i> : 36 36-43<br/>