The community of digital library researchers and developers is growing, and the days are gone when the number of those engaged in digital library research was so small that everyone knew each other by name, if not by sight. By clicking on an author s name in the byline of an article, you will be linked to a brief biographical note about that author, and a photograph of the author will accompany the note when one is available. A link back to the article is provided with each listing, so that you will be able to return to the article without having to scroll to the top or bottom of the page when you have finished reading the author information. We are also introducing a new search capability with this issue of D-Lib Magazine . Our goal was to improve ease of use as well as add functionality to the existing facility, which has been in place since ancient times, also known as 1997.
Technical details are available from the link at the bottom of the new search page.
If you have a chance to take it for a 'test drive', please let us know if it meets with your approval. And as always, we invite your comments and suggestions about any of the magazine s features or content.