Overview of content related to 'regular column'

Sarah Ormes gives a detailed account of the recent Public Libraries in the Information Society Workshop.

Alison Kilgour checks out the Internet Resource Centre in Heriot-Watt University.

John MacColl talks to Peter Nathan, acting president and distinguished professor of psychology at the University of Iowa.

Dinty Moore, author of The Emperor's Virtual Clothes, worries about who will be the gatekeepers of online information in the future.

Ian Budden points to resources for humanities scholars.

Rob Ainsley, editor of a clutch of Internet-based classical music journals, expounds on the dynamics of ejournals on the Internet.

Alison Kilgour checks out the networking facilities in the Library of York University.

Sarah Ormes on Internet activity in the Public Libraries domain.

Sheona Farquhar makes the mistake of thinking that any conference held outside Aberdeen has to be warmer.

Interview with Jill Foster, director of Mailbase and Netskills.

We take a look at the library and networking facilities in more remote places around the world; in this issue, we feature the Faroe Islands.

In our regular sceptic's column, information nirvana in the form of the Net has not yet reached Ruth Jenkins.

Chris Bailey goes to Heathrow, not to watch the planes but to attend a networking conference.

John Burnside confesses that the electronic page does not provide the experience he wants as a writer or for his readers.

Loughborough University has a reputation for technological excellence. Its Information Service was revamped last year, and is becoming increasingly dependent upon the Internet. Alison Kilgour reports.

Jim Smith finds that the Internet is no place to do research.