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Realizing the Hybrid Library Export

D-Lib Magazine ISSN 1082-9873 (October 1998)

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In a recent D-Lib Magazine article, Chris Rusbridge, the Director of the UK Electronic Libraries (eLib) Programme, argued for the adoption of the "hybrid library" model of information provision.[1] This paper, following on from and engaging with his remarks, outlines a number of projects, currently being funded by eLib, which are investigating ways in which the hybrid library can be implemented. It discusses key technological and managerial issues emerging from these projects.


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