Interlending and document supply

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  Año 2004, Número 3

  • Borrow Direct: its impact on service quality at Yale University Library

    D. A. Nitecki

    págs. 146-151

    

  • Unmediated is the message: enhancements to traditional interlibrary loan in a Canadian university

    S. Patrick, O. Cheung

    págs. 152-158

    

  • To Russia with love. Copeter: a European Union project in St Petersburg for library co-operation in general, ILDS in particular

    J. Van Borm

    págs. 159-163

    

  • Document access in the United States: revisited 1978-2004

    M. E. Jackson

    págs. 164-168

    

  • The interlibrary loan network in Greece: a model that survives in the digital era

    F. Tsimpoglou

    págs. 169-175

    

  • You may think that I could not possibly comment: a personal view of resource sharing in the UK over recent years along with major events that have impeded progress

    F. Hendrix

    págs. 176-182

    

  • Recent developments at CrossRef

    E. Pentz

    págs. 183-185

    

  • An end user writes about accessing documents

    J. McMillan

    págs. 186-188

    

  • The use of a digital rights management system in a document supply service

    A. Braid

    págs. 189-191

    

  • Will electronic journals eliminate the need for ILL?

    M. E. Jackson

    págs. 192-193