1. ARLIS/NA 2012 A TO (Z)INE WORKSHOP

2. ZINE LIBRARIES: CURRENT PRACTICES SURVEY

3.  Public Library Collection: NYPL Zine CollectionNYPL Zine Collection San Francisco Public Library  Collective: Rock Paper ScissorsRock Paper Scissors  Academic. Circulating. Barnard Zine LibraryBarnard Zine Library  Academic. Special Collections: Labadie CollectionLabadie Collection  Independent Center: Urbana Champagne Independent Media CenterUrbana Champagne Independent Media Center ZINE LIBRARY COLLECTIONS

4. SURVEY: COLLECTION DEMOGRAPHICS

5. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT

7. ACQUISITION METHOD

8. MARKETING

9. POSTERS

11. Buttons

12. DIGITAL MARKETING TOOLS

13.  Temple University LibGuide: http://guides.temple.edu/content.php?pid=266583&sid=220 1125 http://guides.temple.edu/content.php?pid=266583&sid=220 1125  University of Iowa directory to zine finding aides: http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/spec- coll/resources/ZineResources.html http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/spec- coll/resources/ZineResources.html  Edmonton Small Press Association Yahoo Group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/edmontonsmallpress DIGITAL MARKETING

14. MEETING/EVENT MARKETING

15. LIBRARY TABLE AT ZINE FEST Barnard Library at L.A. Zine Fest

16. FLYERS

17. POSTERS

18. ACCESS: STORAGE & LOCATION

19. CIRCULATION

20. ACCESS: ARRANGEMENT OF MATERIALS

21. ACCESS: FINDING AID & INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

22. PRESERVATION EFFORT

23.  They are new phenomena.  They have a strong independent history.  Collections are relatively small (but they are growing!).  Digital media is the most widely used form of marketing. SOME CONCLUSIONS ABOUT ZINES