Opinions on the burning issues which have arisen as a result of the advent of electronic and online resources, e.g. the changing roles of the traditional players in the information dissemination chain; whether the Web will replace traditional sources; quality control; social exclusion; the economics of information.

• Cubical Dwelling is not good for the soul
• E-Librarians and E-Commerce: Recapturing the Initiative
• Facing up to Web-based OPAC Interfaces - Janus Lives!
• Abstracting And Indexing Services: The Frustrations Of Electronic Delivery
• Watching the Web grow in China
• Internet Access in Public Libraries
• Is Virtual Access really Access?
• Information Seeking and the Electronic Library
• Online 99' conference and exhibition
• Why the web won't replace traditional sources anytime soon
• The Electronic Book
• Measuring the www - OCLC'S important research project
• The CORC Research Project - OCLC's Initiative for Accessing Internet Resources
• Major US Government Report on the Digital Divide
• Public Libraries and the European Union
• Electronic Reserves
• 1984 Has Happened. What Are We Going To Do About IT?
• Online Information '98
• On Making The Customer Do The Work
• Vendor Pricing Policies - New Revenue Streams
• The "Dark Satanic Mills" of Cyberspace
• Electronic Journal Publishing and its Costs - Are We Saving Money?
• Electronic Reserves: Wave of the Future or Return to the Past?
• Why Librarians are Needed on the Web
• Public Libraries and the Information Society

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