The tone is ‘light’ - we aim to both inform and entertain by keeping the things conversational rather than formal whilst adhering to the INCITE style (see below) We have a wide range of readers at all levels of the profession as well as outside of the sector and our objective is to include content relevant to all readers of the magazine. [...] The word 'library' is only capitalised when referring to the full name of the library, for example, The National Library of Australia. [...] For example, o ‘On 24 October, our group met to develop a plan for a new approach to ebook education.’ If the year is obvious, such as ‘last October we presented a series of workshops’, this will be acceptable to keep in line with the conversational tone of the magazine. [...] • Referencing a publication in the text To make reference to a publication, you need only to include the author, title and year of publication in a sentence. [...] The only exception to this is for the LIS Investigations column or where a number of key references are the main topic of the article.
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