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THIS MONTH'S HEADLINES:

UK NATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
University plans to replace librarians with the Internet
e2government
Implementing e-government returns, 2004
Mobile technologies in local authorities
Court information via the Internet and mobile phones
Analogue TV switch off timetable
Schools Videoconferencing Services Pilot (VCSP)
Touch screen information in prisons
IT Supplier Code of Best Practice
Wireless Broadband in Libraries
University of Southampton makes all research outputs available
Information kiosks in public libraries in Bedfordshire

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
Gender and ICT awards
Commentaries on ICT policy in Africa
Campaign for the World's Libraries
Freedom of expression in cyberspace
New service from eIFL.net
Stockholm Challenge Award 2006
National Convention on Community Radio in the Philippines

LATEST WORLD NEWS ON THE DIGITAL DIVIDE
e-Inclusion
Community Informatics Research Network Conference
Computers distributed to schools in Lebanon
Internet use in South Korea

EU DEVELOPMENTS
Internet telephony agreement
Privacy and Radio Frequency Identification technology
Anti-spam agreement
Re-organisation of the Information Society and Media Directorate General
Online eGovernment Library
Online digital content
E-procurement action plan

RESEARCH AND INNOVATION NEWS
A Semantic Web interface at the University of Southampton
'Virtual' representation - a UK survey
Use of online resources in the UK: a MORI survey
Free open source wireless networking software
Mapping the meaning of words
Text your Council
Hacking wireless networks
New, ergonomic keyboard
Internet searchers - unaware and naïve

INTERNET RESOURCES (WEB, E-JOURNALS, E-FORUMS)
Free e-books
ArtStart
Microsoft launches own search engine
Land Register Online
International Children's Digital Library
Patients can now report adverse drug reactions
Internet Watch Foundation

NEW PUBLICATIONS (BOOKS, REPORTS, BILLS, MANIFESTOS...)
Libraries: a vision. The public library service in 2015
Managing digital rights: a practitioner's guide 
Exchanging value - negotiating technology licensing agreements: a training
manual
World guide to library, archive and information science associations. 2nd,
completely revised and expanded edition 
The future digital heritage space: an expedition report. DigiCULT Thematic
Issue 7
Freedom of Information. Your right to know: how to complain
Extending the role of libraries
An introduction to activism on the Internet
Service Design and Delivery Guide: achieving high take-up of e-services,
cost savings and better quality public services. 
LISU Annual Library Statistics 2004: featuring trend analysis of UK public
and academic libraries 1993-2003
The Content Management Handbook 
General IT literacy: a research report of a survey of the British population
on computer usage

APPOINTMENTS
Instant Library appoints new Managing Director
New appointments at the British Library
MLA Head of Library Policy

AND FINALLY
Edible printouts
Scams awareness month
Geocaching
Judge passes sentence by mobile phone
SPAM
A talking search engine

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Susan Childs
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Information Society Research Community (I-SRC)
School of Informatics, Engineering and Technology
Northumbria University


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