Letter From the Editor...Hello Folks, We are a traveling ‘fish this month! Biblioteca takes us to Brazil to look at Internet governance, Emily Inlow gives us something to think about regarding our information assumptions, seen through the concept of Internet kiosks in rural India, and Esti Shay takes us all the way out to Maple Leaf to look at some very interesting puppets. Sometimes it is nice to get out of your cloistered little world, and we are glad for the opportunity. For those who aren’t feeling quite so international, there is a fascinating study-cum-policy suggestion from Michael Wood on unattended children at the library. We also have the usual cast of characters: some mighty fine reviews (if I do say so myself), a touching look back at the ‘fish of years gone by, and the usual iSchool event news. Here at the (mythical) ‘fish offices, we now have a Marketing Director, Doug Eriksen. Expect to hear from him on how you just need to read the Silverfish more often... As always, we welcome your comments, complaints, rants, raves, letters, photos and article submissions. Please send them our way at thesilverfish@gmail.com. Until next time… Love, The Delicious Staff of the Silverfish Jeanne Doherty
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December/January 2006 Vol. X Issue 2 |
News
RIG-ers go forensic!
A Successful Residency for dMLISers
WLA On the Horizon
Announcements From the Fish
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Features
Playing On the Job
The rare collections at the Northwest Puppet Center
ICT4D
Unpeeling our information assumptions
SLA Spotlight
Competitive Intelligence
Biblioteca
ASIS&T 2005 & the World Summit on the Information Society
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Opinion
Kids Loose in the Stacks
Notes on unattended children in the library
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Entertainment
Blast from the Past
Choice selections from the Silverfish Archives
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Reviews
iRead
Can't Stop Won't Stop
iWatch
Hustle and Flow
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Events
Events
Event Links
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Page last updated: February 1, 2006
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