Thank you for the invitation to participate to this constructive
dialogue facilitate by your journal. We find your journal very interesting.
Also, we ask also for your permission to translate and publish
into the association's review, Biblioteca Bucurestilor, the articles
which we will find interesting.
21.05.2002
Answer from SPLQ
I have now spoken to our legal adviser who
tells me that according to copyright law, it is necessary to get
the author's permission to translate his work/article in each
particular case.
If you let me know which articles you would like to translate and
subsequently publish in your review, I will contact the author(s)
and hopefully obtain their permission.
Best wishes
Vibeke Cranfield
Stefan Wehmeyer, Cape Town, South Africa:
I would like to
congratulate you with your internet version of SPLQ. The Scandinavian
Public Library Quarterly has always been a wonderful source of
information to me and I do regard your journal as one of the best
library journals in the world.
I was unable, however, to access the PDF version. So by the way, our
publication the
Cape Librarian,
is the only (as far as can be
established) electronic library journal in Africa.
30.04.2002
Dr Alan Bundy, South Australia:
As the editor and publisher of the quarterly journal
'Australasian Public Libraries and Information Services' I have
always enjoyed reading SPLQ and admired its range of contributions and the
high quality of its English.
The new look SPLQ improves your journal even further. My congratulations to you
and all of your colleagues involved in its production.
Of particular value in the first issue for 2002 is the article
A library in
balance, as joint use libraries are a research interest of mine. The number of
such libraries in Australia continues to increase, and I would be pleased to
hear from your readers about their experiences with them.
My email is
alan.bundy@unisa.edu.au
22.04.2002
Britt Gaut, UK:
...just wanted to say
how great I thought it looked!!! I really liked your layout and new look. I
haven't had time to get down to reading articles yet, just browsing. I
enjoy the general feel of it!
18.04.2002
Tony Curwen, UK:
...This is looking great: please keep up the good work.
Good book reviews...but the
bibliographic details are not given consistently. These are needed
if your readers are to be encouraged to acquire the works.
15.04.2002
