Overview of content related to 'regular column'

John Kirriemuir writes about an informal survey of Internet Access in the NHS.

Chris Mitchell and Martin Poulter introduce the Advice and Answers section of the CTI Economics Web site; and Kate Sharp explores Green Resources on the Web for Economics and Business

Frank Webster and Lorcan Dempsey exchange views on virtual libraries.

Jane Williams on the JISC awareness unit.

Stephen Emmott describes his experiences of content management at King's College London.

Tony Grant on why a former Macintosh fan has fallen for Linux.

Pete Maggs discusses finding high-quality Internet resources for social science and methodology, based on his experience as a SOSIG Section Editor.

The EEVL Team explore Internet Resources in Petroleum Engineering and Electronics, take a glance at engineering resources in Australia and South East Asia and give the latest news from the EEVL service.

Michael Day reports on combining content-based and metadata-based approaches.

Ann Chapman, Michael Day, and Debra Hiom compare library cataloguing concepts and ROADS Template creation.

In this edition, Stuart Macwilliam, the section editor for Sociology, gives an overview of the resources likely to be found in his section. This is preceded by news of some 'mutual mirroring' across the Atlantic, involving SOSIG and the Internet Scout Project.

Walter Scales responds to Dave Beckett's article on search engines in issue 16.

Ian Peacock explains 'URI' in plain English.

Lyndon Pugh talks to Phil Brady at the University of Wales.

Planet SOSIG: Exploring Planet SOSIG: Law, Statistics and Demography: Janette Cochrane, Sue Pettit and Wendy White. Planet SOSIG continues its review of the main SOSIG subject sections, highlighting the resources that the Internet can offer to those working in the different fields of the social sciences.

Mark Clark risks the longer view.

Brian Kelly explains the concept of document management systems.

Michael Day reports from Tomar, Portugal, on the DELOS6 Workshop.

Phil Cross presents the first of an occasional series of articles looking at individual subsections within SOSIG. Phil has been the section editor for Environmental Sciences for the past year and gives a description of the types of resources users can expect to find in this rapidly expanding field.