This book, first published in 1988, discusses the use and handling of newspapers in libraries and information centres. Although newspapers are recognized as an important source of information about current history and local events, they have been largely ignored by information specialists. Individuals who work with newspapers on a daily basis - as tools in research or as an ingredient in a larger process - have contributed valuable chapters on bibliographical and physical control of newspapers, working with newspapers in a variety of settings, and international, educational, and technical aspects of using and handling newspapers.
1. Introduction Lois N. Upham
2. Newspapers: Toward Preserving a
National Resource Elaine W. Woods
3. Creating a Newspaper Bibliography: The
Indiana Newspaper Bibliography Project John W. Miller
4. Uniform Titles for
Newspapers: A Proposal Lois N. Upham
5. The Physical Aspects of Newspaper
Collection Management: Some Problems and Their Solution Thomas D. Lund
6. The
Microfilming of Newspapers: The Indiana Historical Society Newspaper
Microfilm Project John W. Miller
7. Working in a Newspaper Reference
Collection Heidi K. Martin
8. Newspaper Collection at the Center for Research
Libraries Karla D. Petersen and Ray Boylan
9. The Who, What, When, Where,
Why, and How of a Corporate Newspaper Library Sandra E. Fitzgerald
10.
Education for a Newspaper Librarianship Mary Ellen Soper
11. There's Gold in
Them Thar Reels: Or How Microfilmed Newspaper Saved a Region's History
Charles L. Sullivan
12. Newspapers Can Yield Genealogical Gems: One Amateur's
Experience Larry L. Murdock
13. Military Newspapers: A Brief Overview Robert
C. Boots
14. International Newspaper Considerations Hana Komorous
15. A
Selective Overview of Newspaper Indexes: 1986 Edward D. Starkey
16.
Microcomputer Uses in a State Newspaper Project Rebecca M. Maier
17. The
Effects of Emerging Technologies on Newspaper Storage and Retrieval J.J.
Hayden III
Lois N. Upham
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