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Change in editorship of The Serials Librarian
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- From: "Cole, Louise" <Louise.Cole@kingston.ac.uk>
- Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2010 17:32:34 EDT
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**apologies for cross-posting** Dear all, Summer 2010 marked the retirement of Jim Cole, both from librarianship at Iowa State University and from his editorship of the peer-reviewed journal published by Taylor and Francis, The Serials Librarian. Now co-editing SL are Louise Cole from Kingston University, UK (no relation to Jim!) and Andrew Shroyer of California State University at Los Angeles, USA. We are looking for submissions of new content for SL, and any thoughts you may have about the nature of the journal or directions for the future. Please forward any articles you have authored for SL (as well as your thoughts) to our shared email address: editorserialslib@gmail.com. We are also looking to extend the membership of the Editorial Board to include more UK-based practitioners (librarians, publishers, or intermediaries are all welcome). If you feel you would like to be part of the SL team going forward, please contact us. We are also looking to launch some new columns so again, if you have an idea which might work in SL, send us an email. This is a time of exciting developments and milestones in the evolution of journals and serials. The continuing transition to electronic forms, the devising of big package deals for providing serial publication content (plus the issues involved in managing these deals), the struggle to adapt the library organisation to the demands of e-resources, the advent of open access journals, and the testing of RDA, for instance, are all unsettling and exhilarating processes for serials librarians. We would like to ensure that The Serials Librarian provides its readership with relevant readings, knowledge of breakthroughs, good practical pointers and a forum for healthy debate of all the issues. This is a first effort at editing a journal for each of us. Thank you for your support as we manage this transition. Louise and Andrew Louise Cole Senior Information Advisor (Collections) Nightingale Centre, Kingston Hill Campus Kingston University Kingston upon Thames Surrey KT2 7LB louise.cole@kingston.ac.uk
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