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Articles in Mar/Apr 2005 issue of Information Management Journal

• Businesses, Banks Must Protect Consumer Records, U.S. Says
• American History Online
  by Swartz, Nikki
• Google to Digitize Library Collections
• World Is Watching, The
  by Marobella, Julie Rahal
• European Commission Approves Personal Data Safeguards
• Records Managers in the Global Business Environment
  by Marsh, Mike
• FBI Dumps Information-Sharing Software
• Fostering a Compliance Culture: The Role of The Sedona Guidelines
  by Allman, Thomas Y
• South Korea, Vietnam Launch E-Gov Initiatives
• Records Management and Archives: Finding Common Ground
  by Myburgh, Sue
• MARKET PLACE
• Managing Web Records Is Critical, NARA Says
• Scientists Developing Software to Scan Arabic Documents
• Managing Business Records and Archives at the Getty Center
  by Farneth, David
• South Dakota Bill May Restrict Access to Vital Records
• Group Recommends Road Map to National Health Information Network
• Resource Review: Conducting an Information Audit
  by Carlisle, Diane K
• Ohio Government Officials Must Comply with Public Records Laws or Face Fine
• Establishment of Archives and Records Training in the Caribbean, The
• How Is SOX Affecting Small Businesses?
• Finding Common Ground
• FTC Issues Final CAN-SPAM Rules
• A National Response to ISO 15489: A Case Study of the Jamaican Experience
  by Alexander-Gooding, Sharon
• Know When to Hold 'Em, When to Destroy 'Em
  by Isaza, John J
• Employees Not Receiving Critical Training, Study Says
• UN Report Ranks E-Gov Readiness
  by Swartz, Nikki
• ID Thief Gets 14 Years