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  1. Buch, L.: Teknikken vinder over intellektet : eller hvordan man myrded formidleren i dansk forskningsbiblioteksvaesen (1993) 0.01 
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    Abstract
    Comments on Statens Bibliotekstjeneste's 1993 report on subject data in research libraries. Despite the failure in the 70s to create a common classification system using notation, the report recommends just such a system but using verbal expressions. It assumes that subject indexing problems can be solved by reusing other libraries' key words and that user groups are homogeneous and able to use the systems thus leaving libraries as professionals intermediaries without responsibility. Uses the experiences of the author's library, the Environmental Library, which itself indexes all material, and gives 6 examples of how other institutions index the same publications differently, to show that the simple recycling system which the report recommends cannot be used there. Rather than spend recources on developing electronic catalogues, as the report recommends, funds should be used to help research libraries construct systems targeting their specific user group
  2. Hyldegaard, J.; Morch, F.; Hjoerland, B.: Information overload : den nye flaskehals i referencearbejdet (1993) 0.01 
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    Abstract
    Report on the conference on Information Authority and user knowledge held in Boras Apr 93 and arranged by Gothenburg University's Centre for Library and Information Science and Studies and Boras Library High School. The main speaker, Patrick Wilson, spoke on consequences of information overload and rapid conceptual change. Johan Olaisen's talk on 'toward a theory of clarified subjectivity' started like Wilson's with the problem that users of information systems drown in trivialities. Lena Olsson's dealt with library work in practice and commented on the connection between cognitive authority and professional status of librarians. Discussions centered on the definition of information authority, and on overload as the driving force in IF development
  3. Skogmar, G.: Z39.50 i praktiken (1998) 0.01 
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    Abstract
    Z39.50 is a standard protocal for database searching. LIBRIS, BIBSYS and DANBIB use Z39.50 servers and many suppliers of local library systems have Z39.50 functions in their online catalogues. Lists the protocol's advantages for librarians and its most important functions. Version 3 was adopted in 1995 and contains many new functions and attribute sets. When attribute sets are used, profiles are necessary. Most Nordic profiles are based in the ONE profile, while the European national libraries use the CENL profile. The ILL protocol is used in preference to Z39.50's Item Order function for interlending. the simplest way of searching with Z39.50 is probably with a WWW gateway. Its greatest potential is as a protocol for searching in databases from libraries, museums, archives and othe cultural institutions

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