Cumulative i-TORQUE Index - Nancy Mulvany

Jermey, Jonon ebooks (letter), 11.8Website Indexing: Enhancing Access to Information within Websites, 2nd Ed., 16.10, 17.6,21.13job markets (for indexers), 20.7alternatives beyond print publishing (article), 9.12bottom-feeder market, 20.7–8changes in work sources, 8.3identifying your market, 22.8indexing rate database impacts on (letters), 20.6–8, 21.2–4large publishers (big six), 23.13niches (segments) outside mainstream publishing, 6.6September 11 aftermath, 6.1–2small and midsize publishers market, 23.13Spanish indexing market, 4.6–7, 8.2, 22.5U.S. book category production trends, 6.2–5, 16.2–6, 18.7, 22.2–5See also marketing (for indexing jobs)jobs in indexing. See indexing jobs (projects)John Paul II, Pope, Rise, Let Us Be on Our Way, 22.4John Wiley (publisher), 21.4, 22.13John's Hopkins University librarians, 21.10Johnson, Steven, “The Best Search Idea Since Google” article, 10.12Jones, William, personal information management article, 13.14Jordan, Rodney, “Index vs. Full-text search” usability study, 17.12–13journal indexing, 8.2Journal of Scholarly Publishing (JSP), indexing article (Henige), 3.4journalshigh cost of academic and research journals, 14.4–5indexing of, 8.2indexing of (article) (Bell), 3.9public resource for scientific and medical literature, 14.5publishing industry offshoring focus on, 12.7, 14.4Joy of Cooking, classified index entries, 6.9–10Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home (Child and Pépin), index format, 1.4KKamath, Gurudutt, 13.1documentation work, 13.1, 4–5interview, 13.1–8Kartoo (visualizer) website, 4.12Kate Remembered (Berg), 7.13“Keeper Finders” article (Boutin), 21.12I-TORQUE CUMULATIVE INDEX (ISSUES 1–23; JAN. 2003–MAY/JUNE 2005) 32