Volume 34 (2000), No. 3/4

Authors		Page

Editorial.		131
Rafael Ball: Future Trends in Special Library Services.		133
Judith Broady-Preston and Tim Hayward: Information Specialists in the Corporate Sector: an Analysis of the Training and Education Needs for the 21st Century.		141
Martha K. Heyman: Speaking IT, Staying a Librarian: Building Successful Relationships with the Information Technology Organization without Losing Your Identity as a Librarian.		153
Charlene Baldwin and Jesús Lau: Collaboration Between the United States and Mexico: The Legacy of SLA - Supported Linkages.		165
Claire Spaven and Anne Murphy: Parlez-vouz Technology?: Teaching Information Skills in a Second Language.		179
Alice Keller: Electronic Journals: a Delphi Survey.		187
Wolfram Neubauer: The Digitization of Switzerland: a Special Library's Perspective.		194
Widharto Widharto: Development Information Dissemination Techniques: Direction for Aquaculture Development and Health Planning in Indonesia during and after the Economic Crisis.		199
Susan Henczel: The Information Audit as a First Step Towards Effective Knowledge Management: an opportunity for the Special Librarian.		210
Anna H. Perrault and Vicki L. Gregory: Think Global, Act Local: The Challenges of Taking the Website Global.		227
Jeanette Regan: Networking the Asia-Pacific: a co-operative library venture begun through Special Libraries Associations (SLA) and the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA).		238
Annual Index.		245

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