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Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology
School of Information Technology
Department of Information Science
Research articles in refereed specialist journals

Journal Title

Instructions

Select the first letter of the journal title from the alphabetical list.

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Fourie I: 2004. Librarians and the claiming of new roles: How can we make a difference?. ASLIB Proceedings, 56 (1), pp 62-74.

Squier MM, Snyman MMM: 2004. Knowledge management in three financial organizations: A case study. ASLIB Proceedings, 56 (4), pp 234-242.

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Sewdass N: 2004. A study of an international development project in library and information science in South Africa: DISSAnet. Education for Information, 22 (1), pp 13-22.

Mphidi MH, Snyman MMM: 2004. The utilisation of an intranet as a knowledge management tool in academic libraries. Electronic Library, 22 (5), pp 393-400.

Galloway FCJ: 2004. Notes on the usefulness of publishing statistics for a broader South African book history. English in Africa, 47 (1), pp 109-118.

Britz JJ, Van Zyl KE: 2004. The right to know versus the right to own: A South African case study. Ethicomp Journal, In The Ethicomp Journal, 1 (1) / Feb, De Montfort University, UK, pp 1-16.

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Dick AL: 2004. Building a nation of readers? Women’s organizations and the politics of reading in South Africa, 1900-1914. Historia: Journal of the Historical Society of South Africa/ Joernaal Van Die Historiese Genootskap Van Suid-Afrika, 49 (2) / Nov, pp 23-44.

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Britz JJ, Lor PJ: 2004. A moral reflection on the digitization of Africa’s documentary heritage. IFLA Journal, 30 (3), K.G. Saur Verlag GMbH, pp 216-223.

Dick AL: 2004. Book burning in South Africa and the complicity of librarians, 1955-1971. Innovation: A Journal for Appropriate Librarianship and Information Work in Southern Africa, 28 (1) / June, pp 31-40.

Dick AL: 2004. Denis Goldberg on librarianship and history: Extracts from an interview. Innovation: A Journal for Appropriate Librarianship and Information Work in Southern Africa, 28 (1) / June, pp 17-21.

Snyman ME: 2004. Afrikaans youth series books: Exhibitions of societal change. Innovation: A Journal for Appropriate Librarianship and Information Work in Southern Africa, 28 (1) / June, pp 9-16.

du Plessis M, Boon JA: 2004. Knowledge management in eBusiness and customer relationship management: South African case study findings. International Journal of Information Management, 24 (1) / Febr, pp 73-86.

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Lor PJ, Britz J: 2004. Digitization of Africa's Documentary Heritage: Aid or Exploitation. Journal of Information Ethics, 13 (2), pp 78-92.

Britz JJ: 2004. To know or not to know: A moral reflection on information poverty. Journal of Information Science, 30 (3), pp 192-204.

Lor PJ, Britz JJ: 2004. A moral perspective on South-North web archiving. Journal of Information Science, 30 (6), pp 540-549.

Kruger CJ, Snyman MMM: 2004. The interdependency between strategic management and strategic knowledge management. Journal of Knowledge Management, 8 (1), pp 5-19.

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Van Deventer MJ, Snyman MMM: 2004. Measuring for sustainability: a multi-dimensional measurement framework for Library and Information Services. Libri, 54 (1) / March, pp 1-8.

Snyman ME: 2004. Wie skryf wat vir wie ? ’n Outeursprofiel van die Afrikaanse kinder- en jeugprosa (fiksie) 1990 - 2001. Literator, 25 (3) / Nov, p. ????.

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Gehrke L, Britz JJ: 2004. The application of benchmarking as a tool to improve the management of quality in information services. Mousaion, 22 (1) / Dec, pp 15-33.

Tobin PKJ, Snyman MMM: 2004. Storytelling and knowledge management: What’s the story so far?. Mousaion, 22 (1) / Dec, pp 34-51.

Penzhorn C, Fourie I: 2004. Challenges in Web-based teaching of reference work: Experiences at the University of Pretoria. Mousaion, 22 (1) / Dec, pp 77-88.

Sewdass N, Theron JC: 2004. Towards a framework for continuing professional development of library and information service personnel in South Africa. Mousaion, 22 (1) / Dec, pp 103-118.

Snyman ME, Venter R: 2004. Produksiepatrone van Afrikaanse kinder-en jeugprosa: ’n verkennende statistiese ontleding, 1990–2001. Mousaion, 22 (1) / Dec, pp 119-136.

Snyman ME, Heyns D: 2004. Die inligtingsbehoeftes van Afrikaans T1-onderwysers. Mousaion, 22 (2) / Nov, p. ????.

Fourie I: 2004. A socio-cognitive approach to teaching indexing and abstracting that might help to bridge the gap between information retrieval research and praxis. Mousaion, 22 (2), p. ????.

Fourie I: 2004. Teaching indexers and abstractors through distance teaching programmes. Mousaion, 22 (2), p. ????.

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Galloway FCJ, Venter R: 2004. A research framework to map the transition of theSouth African Book industry. Publishing Research Quarterly.

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Ingwersen P, Jacobs D: 2004. South African research in selected scientific areas: Status 1981-2000. Scientometrics, 59 (3), pp 405-423.

Rademeyer P, Snyman MMM: 2004. Competitiveness of the water utility consulting industry on the Internet in South Africa. South African Journal of Information Management, 6 (3) / Sept, pp 1-10.

Tobin PKJ, Snyman MMM: 2004. World-class knowledge management: a proposed framework. South African Journal of Information Management, 6 (3) / Sept, pp 1-14.

van Deventer JP, Snyman MMM: 2004. Computer-mediated communication and knowledge sharing in a South African context. South African Journal of Information Management, 6 (1) / March, pp 1-11.

Kroeze JH, Matthee MC, Bothma TJD: 2004. Differentiating between data- and text-mining terminology. South African Journal of Information Management, 6 (4) / Dec, pp 1-14.

Ponelis SR, Britz JJ: 2004. Teaching Information Economics to Undergraduate Information Science Students at the University of Pretoria. South African Journal of Information Management, 6 (4) / Dec, pp 1-14.

Boekhorst AK, Britz JJ: 2004. Information literacy at school level: A comparative study between the Netherlands and South Africa. South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science, 70 (2), pp 63-71.

Cloete LM, Snyman MMM: 2004. Are enterprise portals - knowledge management?. South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science, 70 (1), pp 47-57.

Henrici I: 2004. Approach to the formulation of a National Inofrmation Policy for South Africa. South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science, 70 (1), pp 30-38.

Motlana LM, Sokudela B F, Moraka TS, Roos JL, Snyman ME: 2004. In touch with reality. South African Psychiatry Review, 7 (4) / Nov, pp 26-29.

Snyman ME: 2004. Using the printed medium to disseminate information about psychiatric disorders. South African Psychiatry Review, 7 (4) / Nov, pp 15-20.

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Galloway FCJ: 2004. 'Ek is nie meer een van ons nie': Breyten en die volk - ‘n Verkenning van die sikliese ritme en die terugkerende motiewe in die openbare reaksie op Breyten Bretenbach. Tydskrif vir Letterkunde, 41 (1), pp 5-38.