New issue of Library Hi Tech

The new issue of Library Hi Tech is devoted to Academic information services: new paradigms, the presentations from the Bielefeld conference of nearly the same name (February 7-9, 2006).  Here are the OA-related articles; only abstracts are free online, at least so far. 

• Tony Hey and Jessie Hey, e-Science and its implications for the library community  (I blogged the abstract below)
• Dirk Lewandowski and Philipp Mayr, Exploring the academic invisible web
• Christel Mahnke, WSIS, IFLA, UNESCO and GATS: networking for libraries on an international level
• Sarah E. Thomas, Publishing solutions for contemporary scholars: the library as innovator and partner (Update: A new version of this article was self-archived on March 23, 2007.)
• Reinhard Altenhöner, Data for the future: The German project "Co-operative development of a long-term digital information archive" (kopal)
• Susanne Dobratz and Frank Scholze, DINI institutional repository certification and beyond
• Erik Oltmans and Hilde van Wijngaarden, The KB e-Depot digital archiving policy
• Dirk Pieper and Friedrich Summann, Bielefeld Academic Search Engine (BASE): An end-user oriented institutional repository search service
• Vanessa Proudman, The Nereus international subject-based repository: Meeting the needs of both libraries and economists
• Norbert Lossau, Guest editorial