CIFNAL will hold a  Members Meeting at ALA Annual in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, June 27, 2010.

Respond by Wednesday, May 12, to a special offer for member purchase of Gale’s Making of the Modern World or Mass Observation from Adam Matthew.

A new CRL dataset lists print materials being archived by five U.S. consortia.

The current issue (V11N4) features new reviews of electronic resources for libraries.

Eighteen libraries contributed to this year’s purchase of four major microfilm sets.

The African Newspapers module of the World Newspaper Archive now includes over 25 titles and more than half of the projected page total.

Seven Liberian newspapers from the collection of Michigan State University have been microfilmed by CAMP.

Articles from American Periodicals from the Center for Research Libraries (APCRL) are now indexed in the latest release of C19: The Nineteenth Century Index, available from ProQuest.

CRL makes a change in access to UK dissertations.

This new catalog shows users what is in the CRL JSTOR print archive and what is still needed.

Four collections have been announced as possibilities for purchase on this year’s Shared Purchase ballot.

The Center for Research Libraries will purchase several new items for this year’s Purchase Proposal Program, with a total list price value of $172,674.

CIFNAL announces that one stipend of $ 1,000 will be made available to attend the 2010 IFLA Conference in Gothenburg, Sweden.

The Spring 2010 CAMP meeting will be held on Saturday, April 17, in conjunction with the Africana Librarians Council meeting in Lawrence, Kansas.

The Middle East Microform Project has microfilmed 2001–08 issues of the Syrian newspaper al-Nur. This title from Damascus was provided by Yale University.

Included in the collection are La Semana from Colombia and Publicaciones del Archivo Histórico de la Provincia de Buenos Aires from Argentina.

The Cooperative Africana Microform Project has completed microfilming a collection of 166 newspapers from Congo. The Library of Congress office in Nairobi issues collected the issues, which include such titles as La Bourse, Mukuba, and Umoja.

This proposal outlines a cooperative approach to archiving print journals, newspapers, and government documents in North American collections.

CRL’s preservation audit marks the first public disclosure of a digital certification review conducted by an independent entity.

The preliminary release for World Newspaper Archive–African Newspapers, which contains 13 titles with approximately 85,000 pages, is now available for preview.