Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science and Technology

James M. Cretsos, friend and mentor to hundreds of information professionals who have passed through ASIS&T, died August...

When Sam Hastings, as past-president of ASIS&T and chair of the Nominations Committee, asked me to run for...

Editor's note: As noted in Inside ASIS&T, longtime ASIS&T member Jim Cretsos passed away in August. In 1992,...

Emile K. Samaha. director of the Library and Documentation Systems Division of the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO)...

Editor's Note: The European LIS Curriculum Project, the subject of this special section, was an innovative exploration of...

Suzanne Briet (1894-1989) was an important figure in European documentation, a movement that, in practical terms, resembled the...

What a surprise and a delight to receive the James Cretsos Leadership Award and to share it with...

It's all Candy's fault. I'm sure I'm not the first to say that around ASIS&T. If Candy Schwartz...

Europe appears, in the eyes of an outsider, as a continent of supranational structures and organizational frameworks. And...

Writing this column as I prepare for this year's ASIS&T Annual Meeting in Austin brings back memories of...

Wilhelm Karl "Bill" Bartenbach, longtime ASIS&T member, passed away on August 25, 2006. Born in Auenstein, Germany, he...

Library and information science (LIS) in Europe is the central theme of this issue. The special section contributed...

The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 has had a major impact on the relations and the...

I'd been struggling for years to build online communities for information architecture and user experience," said Javier Velasco,...

ASIS&T 2006 Annual Meeting Coverage ...