Editorial || Mario Pérez-Montoro, Candela Ollé
The return of the collections || Bertrand Calenge
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Collection Development Policy: where does it start and where will it end? || Glòria Pérez-Salmerón
E-books in public library collections || Remedios de Vicente García
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Study of the use of e-books in the university libraries of Castilla y León || Julio Alonso Arévalo, José Antonio Cordón García, Raquel Gómez Díaz
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The management of ancient collections in Spain’s university libraries: analysis of normative texts || José Luis Herrera Morillas
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Advertising’s principal actors: conserving patrimony in documentation centres and museums || Juan Carlos Marcos Recio, Juan Miguel Sánchez Vigil, María Olivera Zaldua
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The popular libraries of Barcelona as spaces of socialization during the second period of Francoist Spain, 1957–1975 || Assumpció Estivill Rius
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Spanish architecture, building sciences and urbanism journals: visibility and internationality || Ángela Sorli Rojo, Gonzalo Mochón Bezares
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Policy documents for developing the collection of the Network of Municipal Libraries of Barcelona || Marta Cano Vers, Montse Cantí Marrugat
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The collection policy in the Library Network of L’Hospitalet de Llobregat || Pedro A. Bravo Jiménez
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Passion for a specialist collection in the Library of Sant Antoni-Joan Oliver — the hobby of collecting || Ma. Neus Montserrat Vintró, Estrella Gómez Enríquez
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Introduction of e-books in research libraries: a case study of the Biqfr || Irene-Sofía Romero-Otero, Elea Giménez Toledo
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Altering the collections landscape: an overview of patron-driven-acquisitions at Arizona State University Libraries || Melissa Guy
The Instituto Cervantes’ digital library: selection model for e-Books and collection management || Ana Cristina Gonzalo Iglesia
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Lotus Notes as a tool for analysing virtual communities: the case of the Comunidad Marca || Frederic Guerrero-Solé, Hibai López-González
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“Do you want to search for information about health on the Internet? Come and learn!”: Description of a training activity || Aurora Vall, Clara Boté
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Special digital collections and bibliographic resources in the public libraries of Catalonia || Jordi Llobet Domènech, Núria Ventura, Eva Matamoros
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The management of e-books in the Virtual Library of the UOC || Mireia Pérez Cervera, Ander Gámez Domínguez, Pepi Capdevila Bustinza, Anna Zuñiga Ruiz
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Editors: Ernest Abadal and Lluís Pastor Direction: Mario Pérez-Montoro and Candela Ollé Coordination of the monopraphic: Lluís Agustí and Jordi Llobet Domènech Scientific edition: Jordi Ardanuy and Àlex López-Borrull Editorial board: Lluís Agustí, Jordi Ardanuy, Núria Comellas, Núria Ferran, Núria Gallart, Àlex López, Rafael Pedraza, Mario Pérez-Montoro, Josep-Manuel Rodríguez-Gairín, Concepción Rodríguez Parada, Anna Rubió, Pedro Rueda, Patricia Russo, Aurora Vall and Mercè Vázquez. Editing: Aurora Vall, Lluís Agustí, Mar Castellví and Mercè Vázquez. Editorial production: Serveis Lingüístics de la UB (linguistic assistance), Jorge Franganillo (layout), Josep Soler i Eduard Vilagrosa (HTML edition), Adán Server (metadata) Technological development: Josep-Manuel Rodríguez-Gairín and Sergi Chávez
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