AIIP Connections is now the AIIP Connections Blog!

Visit the AIIP Connections blog for posts on issues in running an information business, product and service niches, research tools and techniques, personal development, and what's new in the AIIP community.

Our blog helps readers:

• Learn from our members’ expertise
• Get insights into AIIP’s generous culture of knowledge-sharing, and
• Be inspired to become the info-entrepreneurs of tomorrow.

The AIIP Connections Blog celebrates the research members produce, the books and articles they write, the videos they create, the classes they teach, and the presentations they give.

For 33 years, AIIP Connections was the official member publication of the Association of Independent Information Professionals. AIIP members can read the back issues online (log-in required).

VOL. 33, ISSUE 1 — MARCH 2019

Inside Connections - Phyllis Smith
President’s Message - Cindy Shamel
Note from the Editor - Phyllis Smith
Focus on the Future - Anne Hengehold & Cindy Romaine
#AIIP19 Workshop Round-Up
Becoming Visible on Social Media Made Simple - Jennifer Wegman
Using Twitter Lists for Research - Vera Lúcia Vieira
Travelling for Work, Working While Travelling - Marydee Ojala
Countdown to Public Domain Day 2019 - Barbara Ingrassia
Speaking and Presenting for New Business - Ruth E. Thaler-Carter
Coach’s Corner: Getting to Yes - Mary Ellen Bates

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AIIP Connections (ISSN 1524-9468) was the quarterly publication of the Association of Independent Information Professionals, 8550 United Plaza Blvd., Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70809, USA. All material published in AIIP Connections is copyrighted and may be reprinted only by permission. Contact the AIIP Office for more information.