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Area of Science:

  • Medical Librarianship
  • Information Science
  • Internet Studies

Background:

  • The Navigate the Net column has a long history of discussing the internet's impact on medical librarianship.
  • Previous editors have significantly contributed to understanding the evolving relationship between medical librarians and online resources.
  • The column's inception 15 years prior marked a pivotal moment in integrating internet technologies into library practices.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To announce the new joint editorship of the Navigate the Net column starting in 2010.
  • To reflect on the past 15 years of the column's content and its relevance to medical librarians.
  • To discuss the evolution of internet usage by medical librarians and the column's future direction.

Main Methods:

  • Retrospective analysis of the Navigate the Net column's content over 15 years.
  • Discussion of trends in medical librarians' internet use.
  • Introduction of new editors with brief biographical information.

Main Results:

  • The column has documented significant changes in how medical librarians utilize the internet.
  • The new editors aim to continue the column's legacy while exploring future internet-related challenges and opportunities.
  • The transition in editorship signifies a commitment to ongoing dialogue in this field.

Conclusions:

  • The Navigate the Net column remains a vital platform for discussing the internet's role in medical librarianship.
  • The new editors are poised to guide the column through the next phase of digital evolution in libraries.
  • Acknowledging past contributions ensures continuity while embracing future directions.