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Larry X. Besant "Libraries Need Relationship Marketing - mutual interest marketing concept, embraced by many companies, also needed by libraries". Information Outlook. FindArticles.com. 10 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FWE/is_3_4/ai_61533802/

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• Close of Century Sees New Copyright Amendments - Brief Article
  by Laura Gasaway
• Cl Expert to Address SLA's Global 2000 - Yves-Michel Marti to address Special Libraries Association conference - Brief Article
• Will Click-On Licenses Become Enforceable Contracts? - Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act - Brief Article
  by John Crosby
• Isld 2000 - International Special Librarians Day - Brief Article
• LIBRARIES AND E-COMEERCE: Improving Information Services and Beyond
  by Lesley Ellen Harris
• Information Professionals Seek Fellowships to Global 2000
• Libraries Need Relationship Marketing - mutual interest marketing concept, embraced by many companies, also needed by libraries
  by Larry X. Besant
• Engineering Division Announces Award
• Kitt & NAACP Image Award - Sandra Kitt - Brief Article
• Higher Ranked Fortune 500 Companies Significantly More Likely to Have Libraries - Special Libraries Association survey - Brief Article
• Miriam Drake to Retire - Brief Article
• Culture & Storytelling: Another Line in the Value Proposition - special libraries - Brief Article
• SLA's Salary Survey: Who Participates? - Special Libraries Association - Brief Article - Illustration - Statistical Data Included
• Behind the Scenes of the Annual Conference…Your Registration Fee in Action! - Brief Article
  by Richard Wallace
• Helping Information Professionals become Indispensable through Learning - Special Libraries Association's new Strategic Learning and Development Center - Brief Article
  by Jeff De Cagna
• Philadelphia's Most Famous Citizen - Benjamin Franklin - Brief Article
  by Terese M. Terry