Cumulative i-TORQUE Index - Nancy Mulvany

Keeping Found Things Found project, 13.14“Keeping Your Indexing Business Onshore,” 14.1–5Keller, Michael, on digitizing of books at Stanford University Press, 13.13Kennedy, Shirl, on Google Scholar, 21.11–12Kimber, W. Eliot, “Internationalized Back-of-the-Book Indexes for XSL Formatting Objects”paper, 8.11Kirkpatrick, David D., Amazon's book-scanning plan story, 7.14–15KLEZ virus, 1.8Knight, G. Norman, on long strings of locators, 7.7Kremer, John, Top 101 Independent Book Publishers list, 23.13LLabor, Department of. See Bureau of Labor StatisticsLaHaye, Tim, Left Behind series sales, 22.4Lancaster, F. W., Indexing and Abstracting in Theory and Practice, 10.11landing that first indexing job, 22.8large projects, contracts for, 5.14–15laser printers, printing costs, 5.7–8Laserwords (Chennai, India), UK and USA customers, 12.5Lassila, Ora, “The Semantic Web” article, 3.9last minute indexing jobs, 23.8Lathrop, Lori, profile data (“Indexers Reveal Themselves”), 7.18Latin America, offshoring (BPO) in, 20.12lawcopyright law work for hire contracts, 1.12–14“Taxonomies Mandated by Law,” 12.12See also intellectual property rights; Legal Beagle columnlaw library materialsclassification scheme (Moys website), 20.11See also lawbookslawbookslaw library spending cuts, 21.13U.S. production trends, 6.3–4, 16.2–6See also law library materials“Lawbooks and Libraries,” 21.13lawsuits against the Treasury Department OFAC, 19.12, 20.10Lazarus, David, on CCH Inc.'s tax return preparation offshoring (article), 12.4LCSH (Library of Congress Headings), 4.8“Learning to Read,” 23.12Left Behind series (LaHaye), sales, 22.4Legal Beagle columnchange-in-project-scope agreements, 5.13–15I-TORQUE CUMULATIVE INDEX (ISSUES 1–23; JAN. 2003–MAY/JUNE 2005) 33