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    <title>Sarah Thompson on Ariadne</title>
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      <title>JournalsOnline: The Online Journal Solution</title>
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      <description>The last two years have witnessed an explosion in the number of journals available online. At the end of 1995 there were just over 100 . By the end of 1997 The Open Journal Project estimates over 3000 will be produced in the UK alone[1]. This massive increase is causing libraries and readers some practical difficulty. Libraries are faced with an increasing burden of administration and concern over archiving. For the user, a multiplicity of access points and search interfaces can cause uncertainty and confusion.</description>
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      <title>York Information Connections: An Attempt to Catalogue the Internet</title>
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      <description>LibWeb [1] is the University of York Library&amp;rsquo;s web information service. LibWeb was designed right from the start as a comprehensive site which would provide as much information as possible on library services, staff and collections, and which would include electronic versions of all printed library guides.   One of the first questions that arose in designing the site was how to deal with Internet resources. The Computing Service had maintained a campus information service for several years before the Web became the standard method of access to the Internet.</description>
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