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The following listserves provide libraries in South Africa with valuable and relevant information. Only subscribers to a list can place a message on the list.

ASAIB - Association of Southern African Indexers and Bibliographers

The Association of Southern African Indexers and Bibliographers (ASAIB) was formed in 1994 as an independent organisation to serve the interests of Southern African indexers and bibliographers and to promote all aspects of indexing and bibliographic activity. The Association functions as an advisory bureau and information clearing centre. It compiles a Directory of Indexers and Bibliographers in Southern Africa, and liaises with the publishing industry to ensure the maintenance of standards and appropriate fees for its members.

Subscribing to the list:
The list is restricted to ASAIB members. New ASAIB members can e-mail preezm@unisa.ac.za (the preferred option) or burgem@unisa.ac.za to be added to the list.

IUGSA - Innopac Users Group South Africa


The purpose of the IUGSA list listserv:
To optimally utilise knowledge, skills and expertise on the Innopac that is available in South Africa. This will be done by means of questions and answers.

Subscribing:
Any member of staff from any of the Innopac institutions may register on the list. The list will be unmoderated. Experts will be appointed to advise on specific modules. Subscribe here.

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SLIS - Special Libraries & Information Services Group

SLIS is a vibrant network of people involved in the provision of information services within specific subject fields.

The purpose of the listserv is to act as a communication mechanism between all interested parties. Please use it to share ideas, comments and information.

Subscribe here

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SANLiC - The South African National Library and Information Consortium.

The purpose of the listserv is to act as a communication mechanism between all interested parties. Please use it to share ideas, comments and information.

Subscribe here

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