New Review: Jacso Shares Comments on the dLIST Depository
Reference guru Dr. Péter Jacso from the University of Hawaii is back with a look at dLIST, a resource we visit often as we compile ResourceShelf and DocuTicker each day.

The Summary Reads:

The dLIST depository is one of the two, relatively small digital preprint/reprint collections dedicated to library and information science & technology. It has documents in a variety of formats (DOC, PPT, HTML) from prominent sources by prominent authors with an unusually large choice of access points. Unfortunately, full-text searching is not one of the search options in this otherwise worthy depository.

Source: Péter’s Digital Reference Shelf (via Gale.com)

Quick Note from Gary: The ResourceShelf team is thrilled to be listed and linked near the top of the dLIST home page as a site to visit for news and info. Thanks to the dLIST team for including us. To be listed alongside the likes of Dr. Peter Suber and Charles W. Bailey is very exciting.

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