| Chapter One People
nI. People-oriented library
nRebranding
nLibrary vs. Cangshulou
nII. From serving on-site reade to serving a wide range
nof stakeholde
nStakeholde
nUser Guidance
nActivating potential reade
nStimulating its owvitality
nIII. From the library of books to the library of
npeople
nLibrary 2.0 and the Second Life of Library
nThe library of people nChapter Two Resources
nI. The missioof the library and media resources
nThe missioof the library
nOmnimedia Resources
nII. Activating physical resources
nLibrary physical resources
nCollectiofor use
nIII. Activating virtual resources
nDigital trend
nCollectioof digital resources
nE-book
nIV. Activating mobile resources
nPaying attentioto mobile information
nU tructured data
nZero information
nGray literature
n'Geocentric theory' and 'heliocentric theory'. nChapter Three Space
nI . Discovering the value of the library as a place
nThe eternal library
nLandmark buildings
nLibrary 2040
nII. Developing the value of libraries as a third place of
nthe city
nThird place
nThe Heart of the City
nIII. The library is a highly integrated virtual and physical
nmunicatiospace
nSocial work
nUnLibrary
nCreatiolibrary nChapter Four The Back Line
nI. Acquisitio -- controve y over the tra formation
nfrom the theory of value to the theory of
ndemand
nFor whom are books selected
nFrom the 'value theory' to the 'demand theory'
nII. Collectiodevelopment
nBook selectioprinciples
nCollectiodevelopment policy
nThe influence of digitizatioothe collection
ndevelopment policy
nCo pectus
nIII. From library-centered cataloging to reader-
ncentered cataloging
nLibrary-centered cataloging vs. user-centered
ncataloging
nFuture-oriented cataloging skills
nIV. User-oriented classificatioideas
nDavid Weinberger's chaos and order
nBeyond libraries
nLibrary classificatiosystem faces challenges nChapter Five The Front Line
nI. The influence of e-books othe library reading and
nloaservices
nLibrary c-book services
nThe issue of the library e-book services
nII. InformatioCommo
nInformatiomo
nThe difference betweeinformatiomo and
nlearning mo
nIII. Virtual Reference Services
nSeeking synchronicity
nThe development of virtual reference service nChapter Six Tra cendence
nI. Tra formation
nThe LTL i piratioof the LincolUnive ity
nLibrary
nTowards the intelligent library
nII. Cooperation
nHathiTrust
nServing the World Expo
nRobert Axelrod's cooperatiotheory
nIII. International exchange
nGlobal reach and local touch
nWindow of Shanghai
nMulticultural Services
nList of Pictures
nIndex
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