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Articles in Oct, 2004 issue of Information Outlook

• James J. Hill reference library: business directory
  by Jill Strand
• Forensics and PDAs
• If you build it will they come? They will if you build what they need
  by Eileen Abels
• Serial routing goes "virtual"
  by John R. Latham
• Alliance to create Center for Corporate Ethics
• An information specialist? How boring is that? How I stopped worrying and started loving my job
  by Cybele Elaine Werts
• Mannersmith
  by Jill Strand
• New medical Web site
• Car talk: Consumers Union's internal alert service adds appeal with auto trivia quiz
  by Bob Huerster
• Fast company: the seven sins of deadly meetings
  by Jill Strand
• Marketing without much money: you don't need big bucks to get the word out. Here are a few ideas
  by Judith Siess
• Designintelligence
  by Jill Strand
• HighWire Press' Chinese connection
• Book Sense
  by Jill Strand
• The open archives movement
  by Laura Gasaway
• National Archives to work on universal electronic records system
• U.S. Lags in online government
• The librarian as entrepreneur
  by Debbie Schachter
• Educate your clients: teach them how to use your services
  by Rebekah Cerame
• Correction
• Reach out and partner with someone
  by Janice R. Lachance
• Twenty reasons to love IM
  by Stephen Abram