If you are able to attend the AALL annual meeting in Pittsburgh,
I hope you'll stop by the Public Relations Poster Session (Wed. 7/19
from 1:45-2:45) to see and take home examples of a tremendous variety of
newsletters from many different kinds of law libraries.
Jenny Wu
McKenn & Cuneo - SF
On Fri, 9 Jun 1995 FAEGRE@delphi.com wrote:
> I am trying to get a sense of what other law firm libraries do
> to publicize their activities, especially when it comes to
> publishing a newsletter. This is sort of a philosophical
> discussion.
>
> I would like to know what sort of information you place in your
> newsletter. At Faegre & Benson, we run a list of titles cataloged
> the previous month. We also share some tips for searching Lexis &
> Westlaw, and note what new databases may have been added to these
> services.
>
> Do libraries photocopy tables of contents anymore & print these in
> newsletters.
>
> How often do you put out a newsletter. Is it paper or electronic.
>
> Is a newsletter useful or are there better methods of showing the
> library's importance to the organization.
>
> Please respond directly to my e-mail address: faegre@delphi.com
> TIA
>
> Janice Leichter Faegre & Benson
> Technical Services Lib'n Minneapolis, MN 55402
> 612/336-3014
>
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