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THIS MONTH'S HEADLINES:
UK NATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
Socitm IT trends survey 2005/6
Digital Challenge competition
Scottish Parliament DVD on petitions
Scots Connect
Skills training for knowledge workers
Fraud closes tax credit site
Review of UK intellectual property rights
MLA - British Council partnership
Heritage Lottery Fund consultation
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
UK Civil Society and WSIS
e-tools for Mongolian script
Information literacy training in Ghana
The Tech Museum Awards nominations
Internet Librarian International 2006
SCECSAL XVII
LATEST WORLD NEWS ON THE DIGITAL DIVIDE
The Network
ICT for poverty reduction: necessary but insufficient
EU DEVELOPMENTS
SLA Europe award applications
RESEARCH AND INNOVATION NEWS
Perceptions of libraries and information resources
Public Libraries Stock Procurement Model Development project
Library service development using computer games technology Summer 2002 -
Winter 2004/5
Computer games technology and public libraries
The open access debate continues
INTERNET RESOURCES (WEB, E-JOURNALS, E-FORUMS)
Wikipedia tightens editorial procedures
My Web My Way
Usage levels of UK government Web sites
Beautiful Minds
Online Poetry Archive
NEW PUBLICATIONS (BOOKS, REPORTS, BILLS, MANIFESTOS...)
DOT-COMments eNewsletter
Reforming Internet governance
Better use of personal information: opportunities and risks
British Library Annual Report 2004-2005
Information needed to cope with crisis in the lives of individuals and
communities
Neighbourhoods on the net
APPOINTMENTS
No stories this issue
AND FINALLY
Seasons Greetings
PetCell
Turkeys over the phone
The singing sandwich
The romance of libraries
Teddyfone
Virtual air guitar
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Sue Childs
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Northumbria University
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