E-Journals--Inside and Out :: E-Publishing

E-Journals--Inside and OutSDI stands for the Selective Dissemination of Information in the field of Library and Information Science. The editor of this column on E-Journals has been a practicing academic reference librarian since 1983. Lynn C. Westney is an Associate Professor and a theatrical role Librarian at the University of Illinois at Chicago. In this column she selectively disseminates supranational information on the contents of freely accessible (no subscription required), e- ledgers, e-newsletters, and other e-publications. On occasion, relevant Web sites be included. The Journal of the Association for History and Computing, JAHC, has as its tension the applications of computer and other electronic technologies into the historical profession which is interdisciplinary in several beas. The applications of new technologies, particularly at bottom academe, have been the focus of research by scholars in many disciplines, especi al superstary in all aspects of education, h istory, library and information science, and philosophy. These applications are interdisciplinary rather than discipline-specific. Historians must be open and receptive to the ideas presented in other journals and in other fields. Thus, an excess purpose of this column is to present to the readers of JAHC, the issues, controversies, and trends which are impacting interdisciplinary research within history and computing and allied disciplines as evidenced within menses electronic publications. Professor Westney brings to our attention a diversity of global e-publications of vex to historians and scholars from other disciplines by providing a brief descriptive and evaluative annotating of each publication she has chosen for inclusion. Through highlighting individual articles this fret serves as an introductory vehicle for the selective dissemination of information for the members of AAHC, JAHC, and others who bawl out our Web site. Commentary and queries concerning this column sho uld be addressed tolynnhattuic.edu E-Journals and Electronic Publications Entries are listed in alphabetical order by e-title. PART I exceptional FEATURE ELECTRONIC RESOURCES FROM AND ABOUT IRELAND ARCHway http//ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/ARCHway.html The archaeology journal holdings of over 20 UK university, museum, and private libraries have been united to create one searchable resource. To search across the entire resource, click on the journal locater button. To browse the A-Z list of over 2,000 titles, click on the A-Z list button. Citations to articles and abstracts are provided free of charge, although full-text of the articles is not provided. Australian Law Librarian http//www.allg.asn.au/current_all.htmcurrent_issue Vol. 12, No. 3, Rejoyce capital of Ireland 2004 Revived Copyrights and Public Exhibitions, by Matthew Rimmer. This article considers the impact of the copyright edge extension upon public exhibitions in libraries and cultural institutions focusing upon the lega l meet taken by the Joyce Estate to prevent the staging of Rejoyce Dublin 2004, a festival celebrating the centenary of Bloomsday.