Cumulative i-TORQUE Index - Nancy Mulvany

Letters (continued)on the Patriot Act (anonymous), 9.6on power outages (Milstead, Rhoades), 10.5–6on Publishers Weekly (Russell), 19.8on push technology (Browne), 2.6on the Spanish indexing market (Perlman), 4.6–7on UPSs (Rhoades), 10.5–6Website Indexing enquiry, purchasing, and price information (Browne and Jermey), 17.6Levy, Davidon multitasking and cognitive overload, 21.14Scrolling Forward: Making Sense of Documents in a Digital Age, 21.14Leximation, Inc., 20.9librarianson Amazon's Search Inside the Book, 11.15and Google mania, 21.10, 22.7“I Love You, Madame Librarian” article (Vonnegut), 18.11librariesdigital library–building resource, 6.15full-text searches throughout, 10.12–13Google's digitizing project, 21.11law library book spending cuts, 21.13law library materials classification scheme (Moys website), 20.11listing service for stockings of specific books, 11.14Patriot Act and, 3.11–12, 4.15, 9.6See also public librariesLibrary Journal, public library book buying survey (for 2004), 22.1Library of Congress Headings (LCSH), 4.8license plates (“Indexer”), 14.16phlicenses, Open Publication License, 3.2“Life Interrupted: Plugged into It All We're Stressed to Distraction” article, 21.14Lindstrom, Martin, on website indexing, 2.12linking of locators in electronic indexes issue, 17.12Linux (operating system), 18.9–10office suite, 18.9, 19.11resources on, 18.9, 10word processor, 19.11Linux for Non-Geeks (Grant), 18.9, 19.11Linzer, Naomi, i-TORQUE index request (letter), 3.4Lipetz, Ben Ami, “Information Storage and Retrieval” article, 22.10LIT format (Microsoft Reader Format), 11.8littered offices. See cluttered officeslocators (reference locators) (page numbers)after main headings modified by subheadings, 7.7I-TORQUE CUMULATIVE INDEX (ISSUES 1–23; JAN. 2003–MAY/JUNE 2005) 35