He has included articles by academics, technicians, and practicing librarians. His own piece considers the changes wrought by electronic media generally in the standardization process. To American readers, the issue can provide a useful reminder that there is a great deal of ground still to be covered before standards which are taken for granted in the US will be accepted overseas, in addition to vice versa. Articles are written by a vast range of professors at the school, practicing librarians in the field, researchers, policy makers, and technicians. Every issue carries, in addition to the announced article series, standard features such as book reviews, announcements, and short pieces on library and networking news items.
All issues now carry, in their initial pages, article abstracts in French, English and German.
It isn't cheap. ISSN is 0006-2006. The French librarians are online, as I never tire of assuring both French and non - French friends. The Agence France Presse newsfeed also now may be obtained online, in numerous places. Increasing numbers of those services are libraries and government ministries and interesting fulltext sources.