I haven't kept up with this whole thread, but I read Steven Bergson's
post about the online newsletter being available to a wider audience.
Has it been decided that the online newsletter will be available to
anyone, and not password-protected (and thus only available to paid
subscribers or
Emily raises an interesting point. Since the original
form of the newsletter will now be digital, it should
be archived in that form. It will also have to be
archived in print form to ensure that it will not
be lost due to digital format changes.
The details will be worked out before the first
I am sorry to hear that. May I ask if this is because of certain
reading habits or has to do with an access (or lack of it) to a computer?
Thanks,
Uri
AJL Newsletter editor
Uri Kolodney
Hebrew Jewish Studies Librarian
University of Texas
Hey, team, how's autumn treating everybody? Though fall has always
been my favourite season hands down (I love the smell), I have to
admit that I'm enjoying this one even more than usual. I wonder why
that might be. Anyways,
Madden,Emily A wrote:
Will we be able to print-off copies of the
Will we be able to print-off copies of the entire newsletter in
something like a PDF format or, is it going to be reformatted to the
degree that articles topics will be presented in a more dynamic
environment with hotlinks to individually presented articles --which,
if the latter, would be
I agree that changing from reading a printed publication to reading an
online one may cause some people to not read the Newsletter in the new
format. However, I intend to simply click print on the Reviews section
so I can read it at my leisure and file it in my office for future
reference.
I am
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