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Archives and Museum Informatics, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, Spring 1991
- Barbara Teague, Kathleen Roe, Paul Perrot:
Letters to the editor. 2 - Kathleen Roe:
The micro view (Or archives in wonderland). 3-7 - David Bearman:
Digital image rights. 8-9 - ICHIM '91. 23-24
Volume 5, Number 2, Summer 1991
- David Bearman:
Planning for future users. 1 - Steven L. Hensen:
RAD, MAD, and APPM: The search for Anglo-American standards for archival description. 2-5 - Impact of electronic records on archival theory. 6-8
- Digital image right II. 8
- Model agreement for owners of images licensing to multimedia producers. 9-10
- Australian society of archivists. 11-12
- ASIS midyear conference on multimedia information systems April 26-29, 1991. 12-13
Volume 5, Number 3, Fall 1991
- Confusion in the image industry. 2-3
- David Bearman:
Hypermedia and interactivity in museums - ICHIM '91. 4-5 - "Archives & Europe without boundaries", October 1991, Maastricht, the Netherlands. 6
- The changing character of scholarly research and its implications, July 18-20, Bentley Library, Ann Arbor Michigan. 7
- National association of government archives and records administrators, annual conference, Chicago July 24-27. 8-9
- Impact of information technologies and information handling on offices and archives - Marburg Germany October 17-19. 9-11
- Software assisted preservation management tools - product reviews. 11-12
Volume 5, Number 4, Winter 1991
- Michael Ester:
Letter from the editor. 2 - Charles Robb:
Information resource management in Kentucky state government. 2-4 - David Bearman:
Introduction to cals and cals glossary. 5-6
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