Sentences with phrase «library journal editor»

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In 1951 she worked as a Red Cross Travelling Librarian to Hospital Libraries, afterwards taking up editorial posts at Weldon Ladies Journal (sub-editor, 1952) and the literary weekly Time and Tide (Assistant Editor, 1952 - 4).

Emilie Hancock is a Content and Media Editor at BiblioLabs, the creators of BiblioBoard, the PatronsFirst ™ digital library that partners with Library Journal for the SELF - e program.

An August 2011 survey of 2,42111 adults by Library Journal found «that over 50 % of all library users report purchasing books by an author they were introduced to in the library,» according to Rebecca Miller, Library Journal's executive editor.

This past week, Michael Kelley, the Editor in Chief of Library Journal, called attention to statements from Random House that suggest that libraries own the books they acquire from distributors such as Overdrive or 3M.

The editor's summary is free, but for a more in depth look visit your library for access to the journal.

Standards for dealing with retractions have been developed by a number of library and scholarly bodies, and this best practice is adopted for article retraction by Elsevier: * A retraction note titled «Retraction: [article title]» signed by the authors and / or the editor is published in the paginated part of a subsequent issue of the journal and listed in the contents list.

To celebrate publishing the first digital volume of Legal Writing: The Journal of the Legal Writing Institute, the Board of Editors invited a distinguished group of librarians, textbook authors and research scholars to contribute essays addressing the changes that new electronic technology has brought to legal research, libraries, publishing and teaching legal research.

We are joined by about thirty law libraries around the world to start Perma.cc, which will allow those libraries on direction of authors and journal editors to store permanent caches of otherwise ephemeral links.