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The Japanese language version of the Guidelines for Libraries of Government Departments has been translated by the Branch Libraries and Cooperation Division, Administrative Department, National Diet Library, Japan.
Stellenbosch University Library 2010 Symposium / IFLA Presidential Meeting...
The Swedish National Committee is proud to present the names of the Keynote Speaker at the Opening Session and the names two of the Plenary Speakers...
On behalf of all IFLA members and staff I extend my deepest sympathy and sorrow to our Haitian colleagues...
As we move ever closer to this year's IFLA World Library and Information Congress...
12 February 2010 is the deadline for submitting your application for a Poster Session at this year's Congress in Gothenburg...
The Bibliothèque Nationale d'Haïti has sustained heavy damage from the earthquake...
Details about the World Library and Information Congress 2010, 76th IFLA General Conference and Assembly...
IFLA was represented by Winston Tabb, Barbara Stratton, and Kelly Milam at the...
The New Professionals Special Interest Group has a new convenor, Sebastian Wilke...
A Call for chapters has gone out for the book: Access to Knowledge (A2K)...
It is our great pleasure to announce that 2010 funds are now available to support a number of colleagues...
14 satellite meetings for the 2010 World Library and Information Congress have now been approved...
IFLA Agricultural Libraries SIG convened an open session on the theme “Worldwide trends in open access to agricultural information” on Monday, August 24, 2009 at Milano Convention Center, Milan, Italy.
Just off the press as Nr 140 in the IFLA Publications Series...
On November 10 and 11 FAIFE Committee Member Lily Echiverri and former Committee member Barbara Ford...
A glimpse of the speakers who will present at the Stellenbosch Symposium...
This is an annual award for the best research paper on a topic of importance to publishing and access to information...
In 2002, Google began digitizing approximately seven million books at its own expense...