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AUTHOR Barnes, Alvin J., Comp.TITLE CD-ROM: Compact Disc--Read Only Memory. 371 Selected
Citations. Specialized Bibliography Series.INSTITUTION National Library of Medicine (DHHS/NIH), Bethesda,
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*Electronic Publishing; Library Automation; OnlineCatalogs; *Optical Data Disks; Reference Services;Standards
IDENTIFIERS MEDLINE; Workstations
ABSTRACTThis bibliography lists 371 selected citations to
materials on CD-ROM technology and its applications. The firstsection includes journal articles subdivided by topical areas ,_)
General; (2) Online Public Access Catalogs; (3) MEDLINE; (4)
Bibliographies/Directories; (5) Hardware/Software; (6)Cost/Economics; (7) Databases; (8) Publishing; (9) Products; (10)Standards; (11) Libraries; (12) Document Delivery; (13) Evaluation;and (14) Work Stations. The second and third sections providecitations for 11 monographs and 9 serial titles respectively. Anauthor index is included. (MES)
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371 Selected Citations
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CD-ROM: COMPACT DISC - READ ONLY MEMORY
This bibliography was prepared expressly for the Evaluation Forum: MEDLINE on CD-ROM held atthe National Library of Medicine on September 23, 1988. The Forum was organized by the Library,and featured representatives of biomedical library and clinical sites that participated in the evaluationof seven commercial!) -available CD-ROM products containing subsets of the MEDLINE database.MEDLINE is the N ational Library of Medicine's bibliographic database covering the fields ofmedicine, nursing, deltistry, veterinary medicine, and the preclinical sciences; it contains about sixmillion records from 1)66 forward.
CD-ROM ;,;i., vnerged as an important alternative access medium for scientific, technical, business,and a host of other informational databases. The subjects in this publication, therefore, are broaderthan the specific theme of the Forum and are intended to address the needs of various user groupswith an interest in this technology and its apilications. In addition to MEDLINE on CD-ROM, forexample, it contains citations to articles about public access library catalogs, economic issues, specificdatabases, and standards. In gathering references, the MEDLINE and Health Planning &Administration databases of the National Library of Medicine were searched as well as ERIC,Information Science Abstracts, INSPEC, and LISA. The majority of the material comes from thenon-NLM databases, and is not available in the National Library of Medicine's collection.
This bibliography is not intended to be exhaustive, and the exclusion of a particular item is noreflection on its quality or usefulness. The purpose is to indicate to the audience the type and rangeof materials available and to provide a starting point for further investigation.
This bibliography has been divided into four sections. The first section includes journal articlessubdivided by topical area. Citations may appear under more than one topic. The second and thirdsections contain citations for monographs and serial titles. An author index comprises the finalsection, in which each author's name is followed by the page number on which his or her citationappears.
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SAMPLE CITATIONS
Citations in this bibliographic series are formatted according to rules established for Index Medina.Sample journal and monograph citations appeal' below.
Journal Article:
Authors Article Title/ /Kuhlman JR ; Lee ES. Data-power to the people.
Am Libr 1986 Nov;17(10):757-8, 760, 778
IAbbreviated Journal Date Volume Issue
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Title
Monograph:
Author Title/ /Intner, Shiela S. Micrcr.;omputer environment: management issues.
Phoenix, AZ: Oryx Press, 1987. 248p./ I XPlace of Publication Publisher Date No. of Pages
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Journal Articles and Conference Papers
Page
General1
Online Public Access Catalogs 4
MEDLINE 5
Bibliographies/Directories 5
Hardware/Software5
Cost/Economics7
Databases 8
Publishing10
Products11
Standards11
Libraries12
Document Delivery14
Evaluation14
Work Stations 15
II. Monograpias 16
III. Serial Titles 17
IV. Author Indexi
I. JOURNAL ARTICLES
GENERAL
Abeytunga PK. CD-ROMs on the job--oneorganization's experience. CIPS Rev 1986Nov;10(6):17-9
Albedo() R. Print and CD-ROM: we needthe-.1 both. Small Comput Libr 1987 Jun;7(6):8-12
Anderson DT ; Seiter C. Managing sequencedata on a CD-ROM. Am Biotechnol 1988;6(3):54
Archer D ; Rawsthorn S ; Robinson B. Whatis CD-ROM? Libr Info Res News 1986;9(34):29-32
Arnold SE. A baker's dozen of CD-ROMmyths. Electron Opt Publ Rev 1987 Jun;7(2):58-63
Arnold SE. Electronic information on CD--aproduct or a service. Online 1987 Nov;11:56-60
Baldwin C. CD-ROM services and products.In: Stanford-Smith B ; Hendley T ; WalshR, editors. Report on the IntensiveWorkshop on CD-ROM. A Joint Projectby the CEC (DG XIIIEt) and EURIPA, 12-13 Feb 1987, Luxembourg. Wilmslow,Cheshire, UK: Europe InformationIndustry Assoc., 1987. p.68-70
Bardes D'E. Attention novices: friendly introto shiny disks. Libr Software Rev 1986 Jul-Aug;5(4):240-5
Bartenbach E. The impart of optical discpublishing on the information community(CD-ROM-Read Only Memory). Inspel1986;20(4):205-20
Borgman D. Information retrieval from CD-ROM: status quo or a revolution in end-user access. Can J Inf Sci 1987;12(3-4):43-53
Blesel D. Old books - new tee RefLibr 1986 Fall;(15):209-15
Bovey JD ; Brown PJ. Interactive documentdisplay and its use in information retrieval.J Doc 1987 Jun;43(2):125-37
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Bowers RA. Opportunities in applicationdesign using optical technology. ElectronOpt Pubi Rev 1987 Dec;7(4):182-5
Bristow A. Reference sources on CD-ROM atIndiana University. Electron Libr 1988Feb;6(1):24-9
Brito CJ. Pan-American Health OrganizationCD-ROM pilot project. Inf Dev 1987 Oct;3:208-13
Bunnell D. The challenge of CD-ROM.PC World 1986 Jun;4(6):13-28
CD-ROM special. Commun Technol Impact1986 Aug;8(5):1-12
Chen PPS. The compact disk ROM: how itworks. IEEE Spectrum 1986 Apr;23(4):44-9
Co F. CD-ROM and the library: problems andprospects. Small Comput Libr 1987 Nov;7(10):42-4, 46-9
Collier H. Optical publishing: a who-is-doing-what appraisal. Electron Publ Rev /985Dec;5(4):245-56
Compat discs: the state of the art. Bookseller1986 Mar 1;(4184):844-6
Crane N. Entering uncharted territory:putting CD-ROM in place. Wilson LibrBull 1987 Dec;62(4):28-30
Danziger PN. CD-ROM: is the future now?Bull Am Soc Inf Sci 1987 Oct-Nov;14:19-20
de Gooijer J. Much ado about CD-ROM.-.ASIE 1987 Jan-Feb;17(4):78-86
Desmarais N. Buying and selling laserbases.Electron Opt Publ Rev 1986 Dec;6(4):184-8
Desmarais N. Information management on acompact silver disc. Opt Inf Syst 1987 May-Jun;7(3):193-204
Discussion.: the videodisc, CD-ROM,downloading, and the future of online.Infotecture Eur 1985 Apr 2; (67):1-2
Dureyl/F. CD-ROM and informationprecision. In: P'Jational Online Meeting.Proceeding. of the Eighth Annual Meeting,:.-7 May 1987, New York. Medford, NJ:Learned Information, 1987. p.119-20
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Dysart JI. Content critical for CD-ROMproducts: a user's view. In: National OnlineMeeting. Proceedings of the EighthAnnual Meeting, 5-7 May 1987, New York.Medford, NJ: Learned Iliformatirn, 1987.p.121-3
Eaton NL Receptivity of librarians to opticalinformation technologies and products.Electron Opt Publ Rev 1986 Dec;6(4):190-2
Ekengren B. Information retrieval-databasesonline or on CD-ROM-a question of todayand tomorrow. In: Online Information 87.11th International Online InformationMeeting, 8-10 Dec 1987, London. Oxford,Eng.: Learned Information, 1987. p313-17
Gale JC. Current trends in the optical storageindustry. Bull Am Soc Inf Sci 1987 Sep-Aug;13(6):12-4
Gale JC ; Brownrigg EB ; Lynch CA. Theimpact of optical media on informationpublishing. Bull Am Soc Inf Sci 1986 Aug-Sep;12(6):12-4
Glossary of CD-ROM-related technical termsand acronyms. Opt Inf Syst 1986 May-Jun;6(3):230-4
Harvey FA. Emerging digital optical disctechnologies: an opportunity and achallenge for educational researchers.AECT-RTD 1987 Fall;12(1):2-10
Hatvany BR. Comparison cif CD-ROM andonline. In: Online Information 87. 11thInternational Online Information Meeting,8-10 Dec 1987, London. Oxford, Eng.:Learned Information, 1987. p.285-90
Hatvany BR. Criteria for converting to CD-ROM. In: National Online Meeting.Proceedings of the Seventh AnnualMeeting, 6-8 May 1986, New York.Medford, NJ: Learned Information, 1986.p.163-6
Helgerson LW. CD-ROM: a revolution in themaking. Libr Hi Tech 1986 Spring;4(1):23-7
Helliwell J. Innovations: the hand-heldencyclopedia. Can Bus 1987 Feb;60(2):37,40, 42
Hendley T. An introduction to CD-ROM(Compact Disc Read Only Memory). InfMedia Technol 1986 Summer;19(3):103-6
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Herther NK. CD-ROM and informationdissemination: an update. Online 1987Mar;11(2):56-64
Herther NK. CD ROM technology: a new erafor information storage and retrieval.Online 1985 Nov;9(6):17-28
Hickey TB ; Handley JC. Interactive display oftext and graphics on an IBM PC. In: Helal,AH ; Weiss JW, editors. Impact of newinformation technology on internationallibrary cooperation. Essen Symposium, 8-11Sep 1986, Essen, Germany. Essen: EssenUniversity Library, 1987. p137-49.
Hlava M. CD-ROM vs. online. Bull Am SocInf Sci 1987 Oct;14(1):14-27
Jack RF. Oh, say can you CD-ROM. Bull AmSoc Inf Sci 1987 Oct-Nov;14:17-8
Janke RV. Wher' as online headed? Libraryscience stud s speak out. 01,:;ne 1987Jan;11(1):5_
Knerr L ; Nelson F ; Zuck G. CD-ROM:several subspecies. Tex Libr J 1986 Fall:62:158-9
Kolin D. CDROM-deja vu? Database 1987Jun;10:6-7
Kollegger J. Approaching the markets forCD-ROM. In: National Online Meeting.Proceedings of the Seventh AnnualMeeting, 6-8 May 1986, New York.Medford, NJ: Learned Information, 1986.p.251-5
Kuhlman JR ; Lee ES. Data-power to thepeople. Am Libr 1986 Nov;17(10):757-8,760, 778
Kuhn C. Questions and answers about CD-ROM. CALICO J 1987 Sep 5(1):73 -6
Lopez TM. CD-ROM: sweet music forinformation distribution? Int J MicrogrVideo Technol 1987;6(1-2):5-10
Macmillan A. CD-ROMs and after. Indexer1988 Apr; 16(1):17-21
McGinty T. Three trailblazing technologies forschools. Electron Learn 1987 Sep;7(1):26-30
Miller DC. Text as image: graphic data onCD-ROM. Inform 1987 Feb;1(2):27-7
Moore B. An introduction to CD-ROMtechnology. Show-Me Libr 1987 Aug;38:12-4
Mortensen E. The CD-RC:it i debate: what isits potential value? Office. 1988 May;107(5):71-2
Nelson NM. The CD-ROM industry: a librarymarket overview. Wilson Libr Bull 1987Dec;62(4):19-20
Nelson NM. CD-ROM: fad or fashion? ColoLib 1987 Dec;13:20-5
Newhard R. Converting information intoknowledge: the promise of CD-ROM.Wilson Libr Bull 1987 Dec;62(1,:36-8
Newhard R. Social/public library implicationsof CD-ROM. Technicalities 1987 Sep;7:3-5
Norman-Watt R. Patents and CD-ROM.World Pat Info 1986;8(3):175-6
O'Connor MA. CD-ROM versus erasablecompact disc. Videodisc Opt Disk 1985Nov-Dec;5(6):464-7
O'Connor MA. Education and CD-ROM. OptInf Syst 1986 Jul-Aug;6(4):329-31
Paisley W ; Butler M. The first wave: CD-ROM af,.ption in offices and libraries.Microcomput Inf Manage 1987 Jun;4(2):109-27
Peischl TM. Back to the warehouse. Or someimplications on end user searching inlibraries. In: National Online Meeting.Proceedings of the Seventh AnnualMeeting, 6-8 May 1986, New York.Medford, NJ: Learned Information, 1986.p.347-52
Peters CM. Acceptance of optical publishingby libraries. In: National Online Meeting.Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Meeting,5.7 May 1987, New York. Medford, NJ:Learned Information, 1987. p.397-400
Pooley CG. The CD-ROM marketplace: aproducer's perspective. Wilson Libr Bull1987 Dec;62(4):24-6
Preschel BM. Social science information onCD-ROM: concerns of database producers,libraries and end-users. In: OnlineInformation 87. 11th International OnlineInformation Meeting, 8-10 Dec 1987,
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London. Oxford, Eng: LearnedInformation, 1987. p.253-8
Price JW. The Library of Congress use ofmicrocomputers in the Optical Disk PilotProgram. Microcomput Inf Manage 1985Dec;2(4):241-50
Price N ; Flatley J. Opting for high tech:implementing optical disk technology forgovernment agencies. J Int Image Manage1986 Oct;19(10):22-3, 25
Price-Vkilkin J. OPTEXT: governmentpublications on CD-ROM. Ref Sery Rev1987 Summer;15(2):9-14
Remmer 1). Information image of the future(fileless hospital). Health Seri J 1988Apr 21;98(5097):5
Review: a hi-tech training ...election. BankTechnol 1988 Mar;5(3):32-4
Saviers S. Reflections on CD-ROM: br:dgingthe grp between .echnology and purpose.Ser Libr 1987 Fall;78(4):288-94
Schaefer MT. CD-ROM arrives in the library:powerful databases marketed. Inf Retr LibrAutom 1986 Mar 21(10):1 -5
Schwerin .111. Microsoft and CD-ROM.Electron Opt Publ Rev 1987 Mar; -(1):22 -5
Slitonen L Advancing optical disc technologyfor social sciences in non-high techsocieties. INSPEL 1988; 22(1):70-83
Sippings G. The use of informationtechnology by information services: theAslib information technology survey 1987.Electron Libr 1987 Dec; 5(6):354-7
Sionin J ; Mole D ; Baues M. Write-once laserdisc-technology. Libr Hi Tech 1985;3(4):27-42
Smith SS ; Ryland JN. Applications that reallywork--fulfilling the promise of laser optictechnology for information distribution. In:National Online Meeting. Proceedings ofthe Seventh Annual Meeting, 6-8 May1986, New York. Medford, NJ: LearnedInformation, 1986. p.421-5
Stillger J ; Hartung V. Use of CD-ROM forpatent information. World Pat Inf 1988;10(11:37-40
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Sy KJ. CD-ROM and related technologies:challenges for federal information policy.Bull Am Soc Inf Sci 1987 Aug-Sep;13(6):26-7
Tenoplr C. Publications on CD-ROM:librarians can make a difference. Libr J1987 Sep 15;112:62-3
Van Hartevelt J. Advantages of CD-ROM forlocal access to computerized databases indeveloping countries, in comparison withtraditional bibliographic services: suggestedpilot projects. 0 Bull Int Assoc Agri LibrDoc 1987 ,32(2):161 -8
Venkataraman SR. A new phase inpublication and information retrieval. CanJ Inf Sci 1986;11(3):48-57
Wertz RK. CD-ROM. A new advance inmedical information retrieval. JAfvfA 1986Dec 26;256(24):3376-8
White MS. Impact of optical disc technologieson the storage and distribution of patentand trademark information. Work °at Inf1986;8(3):177-81
Williams BJS. Implications for preservation ofthe newer information media. Inf MediaTechnol 1985-86 Winter;19(1):13-5
Williams ME. Highlights of the onlinedatabase field: CD-R01,4 and newtechnologies vs. online. In: National OnlineMeeting. Proceedings of the SeventhAnnual Meeting, 6-8 May 1986, New York.Medford, NJ: Learned Informatior 1986.p.1.4
Wilson B ; Hubbard A. Redefining the role ofschool media specialists-bridging the gap.Online 1987 Nov;11(6):50-4
ONLINE PUBLIC ACCESS CATALOGS
Akeroyd J. CD-ROM as an online publicaccess catalogue. Electron Libr 1988 Apr;6(2):120-4
Belser K. Microcomputing. Wilson Libr Bull1987 Apr;61(8):40-1
Bills E.G ; Helgerson LW. CD-Rom publicaccess catalogs: database creation andmaintenance. Libr Hi Tech 1988;6(1):67-86
Cassel RE. Pennsylvania's CD-ROMstatewide union catalog. In: SCIL 1987.The Second Annual Software/Computer/Database Conference and Exposition forLibrarians and Information Managers,Conference Proceedings, 30 Mar-1 Apr1987, Arlington, Va. Westport, CT:Meckler, 1987. p.34-5
CD-ROM leads the way at ALA. Libr SystNew 1987 Feb;7(2):9 14
Chen CC. Libraries and CD-ROM.Microcomput Info Manage 1985 Jun;2(2):129-34
Epler DM ; Cassel R.E. ACCESSPENNSYLVANIA: a CD-ROM databaseproject. Libr Hi Tech 1987 Falk5(3):81-92
Harrison N; Murphy B. Multisensory publicaccess catalogs on CD-ROM. Libr Hi Tech1987 Falk5(3):77-80
Helgerson LW. Acquiring a CD-ROM publicaccess catalog s.vstem. I. The bottom linemay not be the top priority. Libr Hi Tech1987 Fa115(3):49-75
Herther NK. LaserCat from WLN... aninterview with David Andresen, MarketingDirector for LaserCat. amine 1987 May;11(3):135-8
Hildreth l'R. CD-ROM public access librarycatalogues: uses, advantages, problems. In:Helal AN ; Weiss JW, editors. Impact ofNew Information Technology onInternational Library Cooperation. EssenSymposium, 8-11 Sep 1986, Essen,Germany. Essen: Essen University Library,!987. p.151-77
Hoffmann J. Strengthening small libraryservice with WLN's LaserCat CD-ROM.In: Optical Publishing and Storage:Products that Work. Proceedings ofOptical Publishing and Storage '87 - TheConference on the Applications of OpticalInformation Systems in Publishing, 11-13Nov 1987, New York. Medford, NJ:Learned Information, 1987. p.57-65
Schaub JA. CD-ROM for public accesscatalog. Libr Hi Tech 1985;3(3):7-13
Watson PD. CD-ROM catalogs - evaluatingLePac and looking ahead. Online 1987 Sep;11(5):74-80
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Watson PD. Distributing an online catalog onCDROM...The University of Illinoisexperience. Online 1987 Mar;11(2):65-74
VVilsondbc: Readers Guide to PeriodicalLiterature. B:oldist 1987 Dec 1;84:609-10
Webber SAE. Are you suffering fromblinkered front ends? In: Proceedings, 10thInternational Online Information Meeting,1986, London. Oxford, Eng: LearnedInformation, 1986. p.185-98
MEDLI? lE
Broering NC ; Larson RH ; Bagdoyan HE. Anenhanced miniMEDLINE SYSTEM:abstracts, more journals, and CD-ROM.Ser Rev 1986 Summer-Fall;12(2-3):33-9
Capodagli JA ; Mardikian J ; Uva PA.MEDLINE on compact disc: end-user onsearching Compact Cambridge. Bull MedLibr Assoc 1988 Apr;76(2):181-3
Compact Cambridge-Medline. A review of theMedline CD-ROM. Elect' 3n Opt Publ Rev1987 Mar;7(1):26 -31
Glitz B. Testing the new technology:MEDLINE on CD-ROM in an academichealth science library. Spec Libr 1988Winter;79(1):28-33
Kemp R. Compact Cambridge-MEDLINE: areview of the MEDLINE CD-ROM.Electron Opt Publ Rev 1987 Mar;7(1):26-9
Purcell R. MEDLINE on micro. SmallComput Libr 1987 Jul:7:16-8
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BIBLIOGRAPHIES/DIRECTORIES
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Connolly B. Laserdisk directory. Part 2.Online 1986 Ju1;10(4):39-49
Connolly B. Laserdisk directory. Part 3.Database 1986 Aug;9(4):34-9
Connolly B. Laserdisk directory. Part 4.Online 1986 Sep;iU(5):54 -8
Connolly B. Laserdisk directory. Part 5.Database 1986 Dec;9(6):46-8
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HARDWARE/SOFTWARE
Alberico R. Search hardware: latest andgreatest. Database Searcher 1988 Mar;4(3):13-24
Allen RJ. The CD-ROM Services ofSilverPlatter Information, Inc. Libr HiTech 1985;3(4):49-60
Bonta BO. CD-ROM in the social sciencereference room. INSPEL 1988;22(1):44 -7
Brandis R. CD-ROM review: PC-SIG publicdomain library. PC Consult 1987 Jul;3(4):4-5, 9
Brunell D. Comparing CD-ROM products.Act Libr 1987 Nov;13(11):1-2
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Cichoc'd EM ; Ziemer SM. Desipimasiderations fir CD-ROM retrievalsoftware. J Am Soc Info Sci 1988 Jan;39(1):43-6
Coolidge RC. The software factor. I. Makingsoftware: the case for CASE. Inform 1988Feb;2(2):19-22
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Goldstein CM. Storage technology: presentand future. Microcomput Tnf Manage 1984Jun;1(2):79-93
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Helgerson LW. CD-ROM search and retrievalsoftware: the requirements and realutzs.Libr Hi Tech 1986 Summert,(2):68-77
Herther NK. Apple, computers, and CD-ROM. Database 1987 Dec;10(6):91-6
Herther NK. The silver disk-access softwarefor optical/laser information packages.Database 1986 Aug;9(4):93-7
Hurley a. Considering a compact disc system?OCLC Micro 1987 Jun 3(3):23 -4
McCarthy P. CD it0M-an alternativeinformation distribution medium. In:Online Information 85. 9th InternationalOnline Information Meeting, 3-5 Dec 1985,London. Oxford, Eng: LearnedInformation, 1985. p.163-9
McQueen J. Hardware decisions for CD-ROM. Bull Am Soc Inf Sci 1987 Oct-Nov;14:26-7
Melin N. Cutting edge. Wilson Libr Bull 1987Apr;61(8):36-7
Murphy B. CD-ROM and libraries. Libr HiTech 1985;3(2):21-6
Myers E. Big Blue and the optical disc market(IBM). Inform 1988 April ;2(4):39 -41
Newhard R. A shoppers guide to CD-ROM.Pub Libr 1987 Winter;26:149-50
Nugent RW. Lots of information please: theworld of optical discs. In: Stead WW,editor. Proceedings of the Eleventh AnnualSymposium on Computer Applications inMedical Care, 1-4 Nov 1987, Washington,DC. Los Angeles: IEEE Computer SocietyPress, 1987. p.10-11
OCLC search software enhanced. Inf RetrLibr Autom 1987 Dec;23(7):1-2
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Pooley CG. SilverPlatte brings CDROM tothe reference desk. Database 1986 Aug;9(4):4G-2
Rivett M. Videodiscs and digital optical disks.J Inf Sci 1987;13(1):25-34
Schaefer MT. New hardware, software debutin CD-ROM technologies geared forlibraries and information centers. Inf RetrLibr Autom 1986 Apr;21(11):1-5
Schwerin JB. Optical systems for informationdelivery and storage. Electron Publ Rev1985 Sep:5(3):193-8
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Silver H. Managing a CDROM installation: acase study at Hahnemann University.Online 1988 March;12(2):61-6
Steinbrecher D. Optical disks go head to headwith traditional storage media. Today's Off1987 0ct;22(5):24-6. 28-30
Tally RD. Case study: creating a CD-ROMwith the help of a simulator. Bull Am SocInf Sci 1987 Aug-Sep;13(6):21-2
Tiampo JM. Update on retrieval softwareproducts. Opt Inf Syst 1988 Mar-Apr;8(2):86-8
Welsh J ; Martin S. Public domain softwareon compact disc: an instant softwarecollection for libraries. Small Comput Libr1988 Feb;8(2):29-30
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Zoellick B. CD-ROM software development.Byte 1986 May;11(5):177-88
COST/ECONOMICS
Alberico R. Justifying CD-ROM. SmallComput Libr 1987 Feb;7(2):18-20
Berry J. The economy of library automation.Libr J 1986 Nov 1;111(18):LC3, LC8,LC20, LC25, LC30
Biesel D. Old books - new technologies. RefLibr 1986 Fall;(15):209-15
Cohen E ; Young M. Cost comparison ofabstracts and indexes on paper, CD-ROM,and online. Opt Inf Syst 1986 Nov-Dec;6(6):485-90
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Desmarais N. Buying and gelling laserbases.Electron Opt Publ Rev 1986 Dec;6(4):184-8
Eaton NL ; Crane NB. Integrating electronicinformation systems into the referenceservices budget. Ref Libr 1987;(19):161-77
Gatten JN. Purchasing CD-ROM products:considerations for a new technology. LibrAcq 1987;11(4):273-81
Gibbons P. Pricing software and informationon CD-ROM. Electron Opt Publ Rev 1987Dec;7(4):176-80
Gray F. To film or not to film: that is thequestion! an essay. Int J Microgr VideoTechnol 1986;5(3-4):177-83
Herther NK. Market projections or CDROM.Database 1987 Aug;10(4):114-8
Jayatllleke R. CD-ROM: implications of theemerging technology for academicinformation services. In: Optical Publishingand Storage: Products that Work.Proceedings of Optical Publishing andStorage '87 - The Conference on theApplications of Optical InformationSystems in Publishing, 11-13 Nov 1987,New York. Medford, NJ: LearnedInformation, 1987. p.93-101
Kotick AR. CD-ROM cod Tence spotlightsan evolving market. Lib'. Hi Tech 1987May;(38):1-6
McLagan DL. The end of the rainbow:products that work. In: Optical Publishingand Stohige: Products that Work.Proceedings of Optical Publishing andStorage '87 - The Conference on theApplications of Optical InformationSystems in Publishing, 11-13 Nov 1987,New York. Medford, NJ: LearnedInformation, 1987. p.117-21
Oppenheim C. CD-ROM-panacea or hype'Aslib Inf 1986 Mar 14;(3):50
Peters CM. Databases on CD-ROM:comparative factors for purchase. ElectronLibr 1987 Jun; 5(3):154-60
Rosen TH. The impact of emergingtechnologies upon the economics ofdatabase production. In: National Online
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Schwerin JB. CD-ROM: potential markets forinformation. J Am Soc Inf Sci 1988 Jul;39(1):54-7
Schwerin JB. CD-ROM market opportunities:highlights of a major market researchstudy. In: National Online Meeting.Proceedings of the Seventh AnnualMeeting, 6-8 May 1986, New York.Medford, NJ: Learned Information, 1986.p.415-20
Tenoplr C. Costs and benefits of CD-ROM.Libr J 1987 Sep 1;112:156-7
Vs^ Arsdale WO. The rush to optical discs.Libr J 1986 Oct 1;111(16):53-5
Van Hartevelt J. Advantages ofCD-ROM forlocal access to computerized databases indeveloping countries, in comparison withtraditional bibliographic cervices: suggestedpilot projects. Q Bull Int Assoc Agri LibrDoc 1987;32(2):161-8
Van Ommeslaghe BJ. CD-ROM versusonline: economic issues, the case ofthedatabase of the National Bank of Belgium.In: Online Information 87. 11thInternational Online Information Meeting,8-10 Dec 1987, London. Oxford, Eng.:Learned Information, 1987. p. 291-311
Watson PD. Cost to libraries of theopticalinformation revolution. A survey showsdiverse funding methods. Online 1988Jan;12(1):45-50
White MS. The market for CD-ROM andCD-I products and services in the USA andEurope. In: Proceedings, 10th InternationalOnline Information Meeting, 1986,London. Oxford, Eng.: LearnedInformation, 1986. p.263-70
DATABASES
Barney R. Consumer laserbooks? A compactdisc Encyclopedia. EPB 1985 Sep;3(7):4-5
Beltran AB. Use of InfoTrac in a universitylibrary. Database 1986 Jun;9(3):63-6
Bezanson D. Integrating CD-Rom withprinted and online services: a Silver Platterend-user perspective. Opt Inf Syst 198714ov-Dec;7(6):387-90
Bloechle MK. Streamlining book orderingthrough the use of BIP+ in the CD-ROMmedium. Tex Libr J 1987 Summer;63:56-7
Brandhorst T. Distributing the ERICdatabase on compact disc: a case history ofprivate sector involvement in thedistribution of public sector data. Gov PublRev 1987; 14(5):541-57
Carney RD. InfoTrac vs. the confoundingoftechnology and its applications. Database1986 Jun;9(3):56-61
Case D ; Powers R. Databases and text files onoptical media: a survey of publishers andproducts. Int J Microgr Video Technol1986,5(3-4):199-212
Chiang KS. A question of format: the Censusof Agriculture on compact disk. Database1987 Oct;10(5):85-8
Datext on CD-ROM. Online Bus Inf 1987Jul;9:1 -4
Demas S. Comparing BIG bibliographies onCD ROM. Am Libr 1987 May;18(5):332-5
Desmarais N. End-user's report onLaser Search. Opt Inf Syst 1987 Mar-Apr;7(2):125-31
Dunman S. ERIC: an essential online tool foreducators. Electron Learn 1988 Jan;7(4):45-7
Ferraro AJ. Ulrich's PLUS: a new serialsreference technology. Ser Rev 1987 Fall;
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Fries JR; Brown JR. Business information onCD-ROM: the Datext service atDartmouth College, New Hampshire.Program 1987 Jan;21(1):1-12
Fries JR ; Brown JR. DATEXT-usingbusiness information on CD ROM. Online1986 Sep;10(5):28-40
Gailinger S. CD-Rom technology expandsinformation delivery in public libraries:using INfoTrac II. Opt Info Syst 1987
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Garrett T. Datext offers users online historicalfinancial information with CD/NewsLine.Electron Pubi Bus 1986 Dec;4(11):11-12
Hagan DL The Tacoma debut of Books inPrint Plus. Litr J 1987 Sep 1;112(14):149-51
Halpern, M. Company and industryinformation: online an.; ondisc. Bus InfoRev 1987 Jul;4(1):12-7
Halperin M ; Pagell RA. CD/CorpTech:making use of hi-tech. Online 1987 Mar;11(7):78-80
Halperin M ; Pagell RA. Compact disclosure:realizing CDROM's potential. Online 1986Nov;10(6):69-73
Hendley T. LISA on compact ROM disc: anoption for heavy users? Inf Media Technol1985-86 Winter;19(1):23-6
Hlava MMK ; Reinke SP. CD-ROM usersurvey: impact of CD-ROM technology onsearching AV Online. In: National OnlineMeeting. Proceedings of the EighthAnnual Meeting, 5-7 May 1987, New York.Medford, NJ: Learned Information, 1987.p.179-82
Hlava MMK ; Reinke SP. CD-ROM: how theusers react (NICEM's database, A-VOnline). Bull Am Soc Inf Sci 1987 Oct-Nov;14:23-4
Holloway C. Books in Print and Ulrich's onCD-ROM: a preliminary review. Online1987 Sep;11(5):57-61
Johnson J. CD-ROM databases thrive.Comput Commun Decis 1987;19(13):51-3
Johnstone JC. A-V Online now on compactlaserdisk (CDROM). Database 1986 Aug;9(4):44-5
Kemp R. Compact Disclosure: a review of thenew Disclosure CD-ROM. Electron OptPubl Rev 1986 Dec;6(4):218-23
Lewis C. Lotus markets financial databases onCD-ROM. Electron Bank Finance 1987Oct;4(8):11-4
Mays LE. CD-ROM and libraries: a naturalpair. OCLC Micro 1987 Feb;3(1):16-7, 26
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McLaughlin PW. New access points to ERIC:CD-ROM versions. Educ Libr 1987 Fall;12(3):73-6
McSweeney L Books in Print Plus. In: OpticalPublishing and Storage: Products thatWork. Proceedings of Optical Publishingand Storage '87 - The Conference on theApplications of Optical InformationSystems in Publishing, 11-13 Nov 1987,New York. Medford, NJ: LearnedInformation, 1987. p.123-4
Minnick NP. Automated circulation: buildingthe database. Libr Comput 1986 Nov;33(3):LC5-LC11
Moore NL LISA on CD-ROM-leading theway. Libr Assoc Rec 1987 May;89(5):237-8
Moore NL Searching LISA on theSilverPlatter CD-ROM system.Program 1988 Jan;22(1):72-6
Mullan NA ; Bildt AR. Initial experiences ofuntrained end-users with a Life SciencesCD-ROM database: a salutary experience.J Inf Sci 1987;13(3):139-41
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Optical disc-hued cataloguing support. LaxSyst Newsl 1985 Jul;5(7):51-3
Pantry S. HSELINE, NIOSHTIC andCISDOC on compact disc, read onlymemory (CD-ROM). State Libr 1987Nov;35:33-4
Preschel BM. PAIS on CD-ROM. In: Online'87 Conference Proceedings, 20-22 Oct1987, Anaheim, CA. Weston, CT: Online,1987. p.178-82
Purcell R. Compact disc stores newspaperindex. Small Comput Libr 1987 May;7:19-22
Purcell R. Wilson goes compact. SmallComput Libr 1987 Dec;7:17-21
Rawnsley LS. Making tracs: road-testing theINFOTRAC and LEGALTRAC video-disk databases. Leg Ref Sery Q 1986 Fall-Winter;6(3-4):16980
Regan! JJ. The silver disk WILSONDISC:WILSONLINE on CDROM. Database1986 Oct; 9(5):73-4
SehIpma PB. A CD-ROM database foroncology. J Am Soc Int Sci 1988 Jan;39(1):63-6
Schlpma PB ; Clchodd EM ; Ziemer SM.Medical information on optical disc. In:Stead WW, editor. Proceedings of theEleventh Annual Symposium on ComputerApplications in Medical Care, 1-4 Nov1987, Washington, DC. Los Angeles: IEEEComputer Society Press, 1987. p.732-8
Scott T. Commercial databases on CD-ROM.The Digital Equipment Corporation!experience. In: Online '86 ConferenceProceedings, 4-6 Nov 1986, Weston, CT.Weston, CT.: Online, Inc.,1986. p.224-6
Splgal F. Databases on floppy disks: newpublications for libraries. Libr Hi Tech1985;3(4):11-9
Tenopir C. InfoTrac: a laser disc system. LibrJ 1986 Sep 1;111(14):168-9
Tooey MJ. PsycLIT on CD-ROM: the UMABexperience, or serving PsychologicalAbstracts to library users on a Silver Platter.In: Online '86 Conference Proceedings, 4-6Nov 1986, Weston, CT. Weston, CT:Online, Inc., 1986. p.246-60
Van Auker R ; Frost S ; Klingberg S. Onlinebibliographic searching (SilverPlatter'sERIC). Ref Sery Rev 1987 Winter;(15):89-94
Van Hartevelt J. Advantages of CD-ROM forlocal access to computerized databases indeveloping countries, in comparison withtraditional bibliographic services: suggestedpilot projects. 0 Bull Int Assoc Agri LibrDoc 1987;32(2):161-8
Van Ommeslaghe 83. CD-ROM versusonline: ea momic issues, the case of thedatabase of the National Bank of Belgium.In: Online Information 87. 11thInternational Online Information Meeting,8-10 Dec 1987, London. Oxford, Eng.:Learned Information, 1987. p. 291-311
Wigton RS. The new knowledge bases: CD-ROM and medicine. MD Comput 1987May-Jun;4(3):34-8
PUBLISHING
Bowers RA. Changing the publishing modelwith optical media. Electron Opt Publ Rev1987 Mar;7(1):4-6
IGausmeler JA. The implications of CD ROMfor database producers. In: National OnlineMeeting, Proceedings of the SeventhAnnual Meeting, 6-8 May 1986, New York.Medford, NJ: Learned Information, 1986.p.245-9
Leath SS. Optical disk-the electronic libraryarrives. Ref Libr 1986 Fall;(15):251-67
Machovec GS. CD-ROM revolution forelectronic publishing. Online LibrMicrocomput 1985 Nov; 3(11):1-5
McCarthy P. CD-ROM products and services.In: Stanford-Smith B ; Hendley T ; WalshR, editors. Report on the IntensiveWorkshop on CD-ROM. A Joint Projectby the CEC (DG XIIIB) and EURIPA, 12-13 Feb 1987, Luxembourg. Wilmslow,Cheshire, UK: Europe InformationIndustry Assoc., 1987. p.44-9
Paisley W. Optical publishing: the fourthrevolution. In: Optical Publishing andStorage: Products that Work. Proceedingsof Optical Publishing and Storage '87 - TheConference on the Applications of OptInform :don Systems in Publishing, 1:Nov, 1987, New York. Medford, NJ:Learned Information, 1987. p.131-8
Richman B. Dense media and the future ofpublishing. Electron Publ Bus 1987 Feb;5(2):12-5
Smith G. World movement towards in-houseCD ROM publishing. In: OpticalPublishing and Storage: Products thatWork. Proceedings of Optical Publishingand Storage '87 - The Conference on theApplications of Optical InformationSystems in Publishing, 11-13 Nov 1987,New York. Medford, NJ: LearnedInformation, 1987. p.155-9
SOO F. Electronic publishing in theinformation age. Electron Publ Bus 1987Feb;5(2):4-11
Vaughan K ; Barnfleld L. The CD-ROM as apublishing medium: the Crystal Ballarproach. In: Proceedings, 10thInternational Online Information Mee ing,
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Weisenfe id MR. A manual on every desk: howCDROM solves the online documentationdilemma. In: Optical Publishing andStorage: Products that Work. Proceedingsof Optical Publishing and Storage '87 - TheConference on the Applications of OpticalInformation Systems in Publishing, 11-13Nov 1987, New York. Medford, NJ:Learned Information, 1987. p.193-7
Whitaker D. CD-ROM-the migration fro! iprint, Gr the 500 megabyte solution.Bookseller 1987 May 22;(4248):1969-71,1973
Williams BJS. CD-ROM a new medium forpublishing. Inf Media Technol 1986Summer;19(3):107-9
PRODUCTS
Baldwin C. CD-ROM services and inc,dpets.In: Stanford-Smith B ; Hendler T ; WalshR, editors. Report on the Intensi.veWorkshop on CD-ROM. A Joint Projectby the CEC (DG XIIIB) and EURIPA, r -13 Feb 1987, Luxembourg. Wilmslow,Cheshire, UK: Europe Informationbotustly Assoc., 1987. p.68-70
Reiser IC WLN previews CD-ROM product.Wilson Libr Bull 1986 Nov;61(3):41-2
Case D ; Powers R. Databases and text files onoptical media: a survey of publishers andproducts. Int J Microgr Video Technol1986;5(3-4):199-212
Collier H. Where is CD-ROM? Some briefproduct reviews. Electron Opt Publ Rev1987 Jun;7(2):70-6
Cooke DF. Map storage on CD-ROM. BYTE1987 Jul;12(8):129-30, 132, 134-6, 138
Dubashi J. Warp speed (CD-ROM systems).Financ World 1987 Sep 22;156(19):52, 54
Duggan MK. A look at Dialog's first CD-ROM product. Opt Inf Syst 1987 Nov-Dec;7(6):401-5
Herther NK. Microsoft's Bookshelf. Online1988 May;12(3):79-80
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Hoffman J. Many CD-ROM productsavailable to LaserCat users. PC Consult1987 Jul; 3(4):8-9
Kesselaan M. Online update. Wilson LibrBull 1987 Apr;61(8):38.9
Labombarda P. Recording the Italian culturalheritage: a challenging area for opticalmemory systems. Electron Opt Publ Rev1987 Sep;7(3):136-40
Madiovec GS. OCLC optical disc products forreference, cataloging and resource sharing.Online Libr Microcomput 1987 May;5(5):1-3
Miller T. SilverPlatter: dishing up data forlibraries. Info Today 1986 Jun;3(6):23-5, 39
Nelson NM. 'Do you have any booksabout... 9' Inf Today 1987 Nov;4(10):13, 26
Private files on videodisc and CD-ROM. LibrSyst Newsl 1985 Jul;5(7):53-5
Rann LS ; Kuchta NE ; Winokur MG. Thecomputerized clinical information systemon CD-ROM (Compact Disk Read OnlyMemory). Opt Inf Syst 1986 Jul-Aug;6(4):313-7
Stephens A. CD-ROMs at ALA: a review ofproduct developments from the AmericanLibrary Asaiciation midsummer exhibition.Program 1988 Jan;22(1):77-80
Tenopir C. CD-ROM database update. Libr J1986 Dec 1;111(20):70-1
Tenopir C. What's new with WILSONLINE.Libr J 1986 Jun 1;111(10):98-9
Walker L Medical information via CD-ROMtechnology. Healthc Comput Commun1985 Dec 2;12:54-5
Walsh RV. CD-ROM market development.Commun Technol Iiipat 1987 Sep;9(6):1-8
Wilson BJ. CD-ROM for the trial lawyers:applications, markets and opportunities. Li:Optical Publishing and Storage: Productsthat Work. Proceedings of OpticalPublishing and Storage '87 - TheConference on the Applications of OpticalInformation Systems in Publishing, 11-13Nov 1987, New York. Medford, NJ:Learned Information, 1987. p.9-12
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STANDARDS
Banks D'E. Attention novices: friendly introto shiny disks. Libr Software Rev 1986 Jul-Aug;5(4):240.5
Bardes LYE. Don't wait to adopt CD-ROM.Libr Software Rev 1987 Mar-Apr;6(2):94-6
Banks D'E. Where are all the CD-ROMdiscs? Roll-outs stalled until drives areembedded. Libr Software Rev 1986Sep -Oct 5(5):300 -4
CD-ROM Is 'an idea whose time has come'.Tele /Contact (Netherlands) 1986;(3):8-12
Frank [HU. CD-ROM technology andstandards. In: Stanford-Smith B ; HendleyT ; Walsh R, editors. Report on theIntensive Workshop on CD-ROM. A JointProject by the CEC (DG MB) andEUR1PA, 12-13 Feb 1987, Luxembourg.Wilmslow, Cheshire, UK: EuropeInformation Industry Assoc., 1987. p.29-33
Jacob M. CD-ROM standardization activities.Bull Am Soc Inf Sci 1986 Feb-Mar;12(3):19-20
Moes RJ. The CD-ROM/CD-I puzzle: wheredo the pieces fit? Int J Microgr VideoTechnol 1987;6(1):15-8
Morton B. Computer-based information:online and on disc. Libr Hi Tech News1987 Mar;(36):1, 8-10
New technology for the librarymicrocomputer. Libraries and CD-ROM: aspedal report. Small Comput Libr 1985Apr;5(4):7-10
Robertson B. CD-ROM comes of age.Comput Graph World 1986 July;9(7):83-8
Schwerin JB. CD-ROM standards-extended.Inf Today 1987 Jun;4(6):13-39
Trail J. Standardization and CD-ROM[letter]. JAMA 1987 Apr 3;257(13):1731-2
Zoeffick B. CD-ROM software architecture topromote interchangeability. J Am Soc IntSci 1988 Jan;39(1):47-53
LIBRARIES
Bartenbach W. CD-ROM and libraries:opportunities, concerns, challenges. In:National Online Meeting. Proceedings ofthe Eighth Annual Meeting, 5-7 May 1987,New York. Medford, NJ: LearnedInformation, 1987. p.9-19
Becker KA. CD-ROM: a primer. Coll ResLibr News 1987 Jul-Aug;48(7):388-90, 92-93
Boulanger M. Online services at the referencedesk: new technologies vs. old problems.Ref Libr 1986 Fall;(15):269-77
Campbell B. Whither the white knight: CD-ROM in technical services. Database 1987Aug;10(4):22-40
Co F. CD-ROM and the library: problems andprospects. Small Comput Libr 1987 Nov;7(10):42-4, 46-9
Connolly B. Looking backward - CDROMand the academic library of the future.Online 1987 May;11(3):56-61
Davis WP. Missouri libraries move into CD-ROM world. Show-Me Libr 1987 Dec;39:4-6
Desmarais N. Lasersbases for library technicalservices. Opt Inf Syst 1987 Jan-Feb;7(1):57-61
Drake MA. From print to nonprint materials:library information delivery systems.EDUCOM Bull 1988 Spring;23(1):28-30
Eaton NL. Receptivity of librarians to opticalinformation technologies and products.Electron Opt Publ Rev 1986 Dec;6(4):190.2
Erickson I.J. CD-ROM in a sci-tech library?Bull Am Soc Inf Sci 1987 Oct-Nov;14:18-9
Fenichel CH. Supporting users searchingCDROM: a comparison with online. In:Optical Publishing and Storage: Productsthat Work. Proceeding of Optical
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Cell MM. Technology, philosophy, and libraryservices. Coll Build 1986;8(1):30 -1
Graves GT ; King BF ; Harper LG. Planningfor CD-ROM in the reference department.Coll Res Libr News 1987 Jul Aug;48(7):393, 395-96, 399-400
Horny la. New turns for a new century:library services in the information era. LibrRes Tech Sery 1987 Jan -Mar 31(1):6 -11
Lo Bue B. CD-ROM and the end-user. ColoLibr 1987 Dec;13:29-30
Manns B ; Swora T. Books to bits: digitalimaging at the Library of Congress. J InfImage Manage 1986 Oct;19(10):26-32
Mays I.E. CD-ROM and libraries: a naturalpair. OCLC Micro 1987 Feb;3(1):16-7, 26
Meyer R. Strategies for libraries (when usingCD-ROM). Bull Am Soc Inf Sci 1987 Oct-Nov;14:22-3
Miller DC. Laser disks at the library door: theMicrosoft first international conference ofCD-ROM. Libr Hi Tech 1986 Summer;4(2):55.68
Miller DC. Online CD-ROM: moving graphicimages. Inform 1987 Mar;1(3):28-33, 45
Miller DC. Running with CD-ROM. Am Libr1986 Nov;17(10):754-6
Murphy B. CD-ROM and libraries. Libr HiTech 1985;3(2):21-6
Nelson NM. The CD-ROM industry: a librarymarket overview. Wilson Libr Bull 1987Dec;62(4):19-20
Nelson NM. CD-ROM: fad or fashion? ColoLib 1987 Dec ;13:20 -5
Peters CM. Acceptance of optical publishingby libraries. In: National Online Meeting.Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Meeting,5-7 May 1987, New York. Medford, NJ:Learned Information, 1987. p.397-400
Peters CM. CD-ROM: its potential inlibraries. In: National Online Meeting.
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Peters CM. Optical information productpurchases by libraries: cost justification. In:Optical Publishing and Storage: Productsthat Work. Proceedings of OpticalPublishing and Storage '87 - TheConference on the Applications of OpticalInfc Illation Systems in Publishing, 11-13Nov 1987, New York. Medford, NJ:Learned Information, 1987. p.139-43
Rice J. The golden age of reference services: isit really over? Wilson Lib Bull 1986 Dec;61(4):17-9
Rietdyk RJ. Creation and distribution of CD-ROM data bases for the library referencedesk. J Am Soc Inf Sci 1988 Jan;39(1):58-62
Sabelhaus L CD-ROM use in an associationspecial library: a case study. Spec Libr 1988Spring;79(2):148-51
Schaefer MT. CD-ROM in libraries andinformation centers. From avant-garde toadvantageous. Inf Retr Libr Autom 1986May;21(12):1-4
Silver H. Supporting CD-ROM users and itseffect on library services. In: Optic2iPublishing and Storage: Products thatWork. Proceedings of Optical Publishingand Storage '87 - The Conference on theApplications of Optical InformationSystems in Publishing, 11-13 Nov 1987,New York. Medford, NJ: learnedInformation, 1987. p.151-4
Sweeney RT. CD-ROM publications and thelibrary market. In: Optical Publishing andStorage: Products that Work. Proceedingsof Optical Publishing and Storage '87 - TheConference on the Applications of OpticalInformation Systems in Publishing, 11-13Nov 1987, New York. Medford, NJ:Learned Information, 1987. p.171-7
Tooey MJ. CD-ROM: a new technology forlibraries. Med Ref Sery 0 1987 Fall;6:1-15
Vandergrift KE ; Kemper M ; Champion S ;Hannigan IA. CD-ROM: an emergingtechnology. Pt 2: Planning andmanagement strategies. Sch Libr J 1987Aug;33(11):22-5
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Vandergdft KE ; Kemper M ; Champion S ;Hannigan JA. CD-ROM: perspectives onan emerging technology. Sch Libr 3 1987Jun -Jul 33(10):27 -31
Vanderstar J. Optical storage. Int Libr Rev1987 Apr;19(2):153-9
DOCUMENT DELIVERY
Befeler M. Combining image and text using aCD-ROM document delivery system. Int JMicrogr Video Technol 1987;6(1-2):1-4
Campbell RM ; Stern BT. ADONIS-a newapproach to document delivery.Microcomput Inf Manage 1987 Jun;4(2):87-107
CD-ROM spedal. Commun Technol Impact1986 Aug;8(5).1-12
Hickey TB ; Calabrese AM. Electro documentdelivery: OCLCs prototype ;stem. Libr HiTech 1986 Spring;4(1):65-71
Hickey TB ; Love RA. Electronic documentdelivery of primary research journais. ChemInf Bull 1986 Spring;38(1):22
Stern B. ADONIS--publishing on CD-ROMin mixed mode. In: Proceedings, 10thInternational Online Information Meeting,1986, London. Oxford, Eng.: LearnedInformation, 1986. p.23-32
EVALUATION
Campbell B. Whither the white knight: CD-ROM in technical services. Database I ,87Aug;10(4):22-40
Day JM. LISA on CD-ROM-a userevaluation. In: Online Information 87. 11thInternational Online Information Meeting,8-10 Dec 1987, London. Oxford, Eng:Learned Information, 1987. p.273-84
Desmarais N. End-user's report onLaserSearch. Opt Inf Syst 1987 Mar-Apr;7(2):125-31
Desmarais N ; Bailey E. Datext'sCD /Corporate. Opt Inf Syst 1987Sep-Oct;7(5):347-54
Demas S. Comparing BIG bibliographies onCD ROM. Am Libr 1987 May;18(5):332-5
Dodson C. CD-ROMs for the library. SpecLibr 1987 Summer,78(3):191 -4
Hagan DL The Tacoma debut of Books inPrint Pius. Libr J 1987 Sep 1;112(14):149-51
Herther NK. Between a rock and a hard place:preservation and optical media Database1987 Apr;10(2):122-4
Herther NK. How to evaluate referencematerials on CDROM. Online 1988Mar;12(2):106-8
Hilditch BM ; Schroeder EE. Pertinentcomparisons between CD-ROM andonline. Bull Am Soc Inf Sci 1987 Oct-Nov;14:15-6
Hlava M. CD-ROM vs. online. Bull Am SocInf Sci 1987 Oct;14(1):14-27
McConnell KS. Evaluating the potential ofoptical technology and its interaction withtraditional data delivery media In: SCIL1987. The Second Annual Software/Computer/Database Conference andExposition for 3* ibrarians and InformationManagers, Conference Proceedings. 30Mar-1 Apr 1987, Arlington, Va Westport,Cl': Mecider, 1987. p.106-7
Metcalfe JR ; Jones FG. CD-ROM indeveloping countries. Electron Opt PublRev 1987 Sep;7(3):132-4
Miller DC. Evaluating CD-ROMs: to buy orwhat to buy? Database 1987 Jun;10:36-42
Miller T. Early user reaction to CD-ROM andvideodisc-based optical informationproducts in the library market. Opt Inf Syst1987 May-Jun;7(3):205-9
Mullan NA ; Buick AR. Initial experiences ofuntrained end-users with a Life Sciences ,
CD-ROM database: a salutary experience.J Inf Sci 1987;13(3):139-41
Mutter D. The MicroVAX II and CDROM-an evaluation. Inf Media Technol 1987 Jan;20(1) :30-3
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Nelson NM. libraries test PsycLIT on CD-ROM. Info Today 1987 Feb;4(2):13, 35
Przsdiel BM. Social science information onCD-ROM: concerns of database producers,libraries and end-users. In: OnlineInformation 87. 11th International OnlineInformation Meeting, 8-10 Dec 1987,London. Oxford, Eng.: LearnedInformation, 1987. p.253-8
Quint B. How is CD-ROM disappointing? Letme count the ways. Wilson Libr Bull 1987D.c;62(4):32 -4, 102
Reese J. A comparison and evaluation of 3CD-ROM products. Opt Inf Syst 1988;8(3):123-6
Reese J ; Steffey R. ERIC on CD-ROM: acomparison of DIALOG onDisc, OCLC'SSearch CD450 and Silver Platter. Online1987 Sep;11(5):42-54
Reich VA ; Betdier MA. Library of Congressstaff test optical disk system. Coil Res Libr1986 Jul;47(4):385-91
Schaefer MT. CD-ROM update:developments impact informationcommunity. Inf Retr Libr Automn 1986Nov;22(6):1-4
Schwarzkopf LC. United States CensusBureau CD-ROM evaluation project. anews note. Gov Publ Rev 1987;14(3):353-4
Snow B. Life science sources on laserdisk.Online 1987 Mar;11(2): 113-6
Stewart L Picking CD-ROMs for public use.Am Libr 1987 Oct;18(9):738-40
Stewart L; Olsen J. Compact disk databases:are they good for users? Online 1988 May;12(3):48-52
WORK STATIONS
Alberico R. Workstations for reference andretrieval: Pt. 1: The scholars workstation.Small Comput Libr 1988 Mar;8(3):4-12
Alberico R. Workstations for reference andretrieval. Pt 2. Small Comput Libr 1988Apr;8(4):4, 6, 8,10
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Gale JC. The information workstation: aconfluence of technologies including theCD-ROM. Inf Technol Libr 1985 Jun;4(2):137-9
Groundwater NP ; Bodiek N ; Marquis A.A SunView user-interface for authoringand accessing a medical knowledge base.In: EUUG Autumn '87 ConferenceProceedings, 21-25 Sep 1987, Dublin,Ireland. Buntingford, UK: Europe UNIXSystems User Group, 1987. p.93-104
Micco M ; Smith I. Designing an integratedsystem of databases: a workstation forinformation seekers. Libr Software Rev1987 Sep-Oct;6(5):259-62
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Davis, Susan. CD-ROM: technology andapplications. White Plains, NY: KnowledgeIndustry, 1986. 170p.
Hendley, Tony. CD-ROM and opticalpublishing systems. Westport, CT: MecklerPublishing, 1987.150p.
Information Systems Consultants Inc.Videodisc and optical digital disktechnologies and their applications inlibraries. A report to the Council of LitraryResources. Washington, DC: InformationSystems Consultants, Inc., 1985.200p .
Intner, Shells S. Microcompi.,terenvironment: management issues. Phoenix,AZ: Oryx Press, 1987.248p.
Lambert. Steve ; Ropiequet, Suranne, editors.CD-ROM: the new papyrus the currentand future state of the art. Redmond, WA:Microsoft Press, 1986. 630p.
Myers, Patti. Publishing with CD-ROM: aguide to compact disc optical storagetechnologies for providers of publishingservices. Westport, CT: Meckler Publishing,1987. 98p.
Nelson, Nancy Melln. CD-Roms in print.Westport, CT: Meckler Publishers, 1987.102p.
Optical disk initiatives at the NationalTechnical Information Service. Springfield,VA: National Technical InformationService, June 1986. 137p. (PB86-868536)
Rasdall, Mark, editor. The internationaldirectory of information products on CD-ROM 1986/87. London, Alan Armstrong &Associates Ltd, 1986. 125 leaves
Roth, Judith P., editor. Essential guide to CD-ROM. Westport, CT: Meckler Publishers,1986. 189p.
Schwerin, Julie. CD-ROM standards: thebook. Medford, NJ: Learned Information,1986. 53p.
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III. SERIAL TITLES
CD DATA REPORTMcLean, VA.: Langley Publications.Monthly.1N1,Nov 1987
CD-ROM LIBRARIANWestport, CT.: Meckler Publishing.(Continues Optical Information Sys'. mnsUpdate/Library & Information CenterApplications). Bimonthly.2N4N-Aug 1987
CD-ROM REVIEW: THE MAGAZINE OFCOMPUTER DISK DATA STORAGEPeterborough, NH: CW Communications.Bimonthly.2N1,Mar-Apr 1987
CD-ROM SOURCEBOOKFalls Church, VA.: Diversified DataResources. Monthly.1986
ELECTRONIC AND OPTICALPUBLISHING REVIEW: ANINTERNATIONAL JOURNALMedford, NJ.: Learned Information.Quarterly.6N4,Dec 1986
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OFMICROGRAPHICS & VIDEOTECHNOLOGYNew York: Pergamon Press. Quarterly.1N1,1982
OPTICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMSUPDATEWestport, CT.: Meckler Publit..:Ln(Continues: Videodisc and optical DiskUpdate). Semi-monthly.5N7,Apr 1986
SMALL COMPUTERS IN LIBRARIESWestport, CT.: Meckler Publishing.Aonthly.1,Apr 1981
VIDEO DISC MONITORFalls Church, VA.: Future Systems, Inc.Monthly.1,1982
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Abeytunga PIC-..1Akeroyd J.._4Alberico R-1, 5, 7, 15Allen RJ....5Anderson DT_1Archer D.....1Arnold SE.....1Eagdoyan HE.....5Bailey E_14Baldwin C-1, 11Bardes D'E.....1, 12Barney R-8Banifield L_.10Bartenbach B-1Bartenbach W....12Bauer M-3Becker ICA-12Befeler M.....14Beioer IC -4,11Beltran AR-8Berry J-7Betcher MA-15Bezanson D..-8Biesel D-1, 7Bills LG-4Rick AR-9, 14Bloechle MK_.8Bodick N_15Bonta BD.....5Borgman D.....1Boulanger M.....12Hovey JD-1Bowers RA.....1, 10Brandhorst T.....8Brandis R-5Bristow A.....1Brito CJ-1Broering NC...5Brown JR-8Brown PJ.....1Brownrigg EB.....2Brunel) D.....5, 6Bunnell D-1Butler M-3Calabrese AM.....14Campbell B.....12, 14Campbell RM.-.14Capodagli JA.....5Carney RD....8Case D.....8, 11Cassel RE-4Champion S....13, 14Chen CC-4Chen PPS-..1
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Chiang ICS-8Cichocld EM-6, 10Co F-1, 12Cohen E_..7Collier II -1,11Connolly B.....5, 12Cooke DF-11Coolidge RC.-6Crane N.....1Crane NB_7Danziger PN_1Davies DH_.6Davis, Susan_16Davis WP-12Day JM_14De Gooijer J.-1Demas S.....8, 14Desmarais N....1, 6, 7, 8, 12,
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Dodson C._..14Drake MA.....12Dubashi J-11Duggan MIL-11Duiunan S 8
Durr WF-.1Dysart .11....2Eaton NL 2, 7, 12Ekengren B.....2Epler DM-4Erickson LJ 12Fenichel CII 6, 12Ferraro AJ....8Ferrell MS...6Fischer A.....5Flatley J-3Frank FHU.....12Fries JR-..8Frost S-10Gale JC.....2, 15Gallinger S....8Garrett T.....9Gatten JN_7Gell MM-_13Gibbons P_7Glitz B....3Goldstein CM 6Graves GT 13Gray E-.7Greenberg E....6Groundwater NE-.15Hagan DL 9, 14Halperin M 9Hamilton FK.....6Handley JC.....2
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Hannigan JA-..13, 14Harper LG-13Harrison N.-4Hartung V-3Harvey FA-2Hatvany BR-.2Helgerson LW-.2, 4, 6Hendley T.-2, 9Hendley, To ny_16Herther MC-2, 4, 6, 7, 11,
14Hickey TB-2, 14Hilditch BM-14Hildreth CR-AHlava M-2, 14Hlava MMIC-9Hoffman J-11Hoffmann J.-AHolloway C.-9Horny ICL-.13Hubbard A-.4Hurley G.....6Intner, Sheila S.....16Jack RF....2Jacob M.....12Janke RV-2Jayatilleke R.....7Johnson J.-9Johnstone JC.....9Jones FG_14Kemp R.-5, 9Kemper M..-13, 14Kesselman M.....11King BF_13Klausmeier JA-.10Klingberg S.....10ICnerr L....2Kolin D.....2Kollegger J.....2Kotick AR-..7Kuchta NE-11Kuhlman JR.-.2Kuhn C.....2.Labombarda P.....11Lambert, Steve...16Larson RH....SLeach SS-10Lee ES-...2Lewis C.....9Lo Bue B-13Lopez TM_2Love RA-14Lynch CA-2M Martin S.-7
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Machovec GS-10. 11Macmillan A-2Manns B.....13Mardikian J.....5Marquis A-15Mays LE-9, 13McCarthy P.....6, 10McConnell KS_._14McGinty T-2McLagan DL _.7McLaughlin PW 9McQueen J._.6McSweeney L....9Melin N.....6Metcalfe JR.....14Meyer R.... 13Micco M.....15Miller DC.....2, 13, 14Miller T_...11, 14Minnich NP.....9Moes RJ 12
Mole D..3Moore B 3Moore NL....9Mortensen E....3Morton B _12Mullan NA 9,14Murphy B.....4, 6, 13Mutter D._.14Myers r3.....6Myers, Fmti.....16Nazim All S.....5Nelson F.....2Nelson, Nancy Melin 16
Nelson NM.....3, 11, 13, 15Newhard R.....3, 6Norman-Watt R.....3Nugent RW.....6O'Connor MA....3Olsen J.....15Olson L...9Oppenheim C.....7OrenT.....6Pagel! RA 9Paisley W-3, 10Pantry S..9Parkhurst CA 6Peischl TM....3Peters CM.3, 7, 13Polley CG-3, 6Powers R-8, 11Preschel BM_-3, 9,15Price JW.-3Price N.....3
Price-Wilkin J.....3Purcell R_..5, 9Quint B.....15Rann IS__11Rasdall, Mark._16Rawnsley LS-9Raw thorn S.....1Rechel M-5Reese J-15Regazzi JJ.9Reich VA_15Reinke SP-9Remmer D.....3Rice J-13Richman B_...10Rietdyk RJ.-13Rivet M.....6Robertson B.....12Robinson B.....1Roose T.....5Ropiequet, Suzanne 16Rosen TI-L...7Roth, Judith P 16Ryland JN....3Sabelhaus L....13Saviers S.....3Schaefer MT....3, 6, 13, 15Schaub IA 4Schipma PB.....10Schroeder EE....14Schwarzkopf LC._..15Schwerin JB....3, 6, 8, 12Schwerin, Julie 16Scott T.....10Seddon G...-6Seiter C.....1Siitonen L....3Silver H.._3, 7, 13Sippings G.3Slonin 1.3Smith G..10Smith L...15Smith SS..-3Snow B.....15Spigai F..... i0Steffey R.-15Steinbrecher D 7Stephens A.....11Stern B.....14Stern Bt.-14Stewart L....15Stillgcr J-3Sweeney RT_..13Swora T_5,13
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Sy KJ-4Tally RD-7Townhouse M_..5Tenopir C.-4, 5, 8, 10, 11Tiampo JM_7Tooey M1-10, 13Trail J-12Uva PA-5Van Arsdale WO-8Van Auker R_10Van Hartevelt J..-4, 8, 10Van Ommeslaghe 11.1 8,
10Vandergrift KE.-13, 14Vanderstar J-14Vaughan K_10Venkataraman SR.....4Walker L-11Walsh RV-11Watson PD-4, 5, 8Webber SAE--5Weisenfeld MR..-11Welsh J.....7Wertz RK.....4Whitaker D 11
White MS-4, 8Whitsed N.....5Wigton RS.-10Williams RJS.....4, 11Williams 1_7Williams ME _.4Wilson B..-4Wilson 111-11Winokur MG.11Young J.....12Young M.._.7Ziemer SM.-6, 10Zoellick B.....7, 12Zuck G.2
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