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Data in XML format is available for EBSCO and CSA users
OCLC and NISC-BiblioLine users can expect to see the new data before the end of the summer.

ICTM joins RILM’s Commission Mixte
The participation of the International Council for Traditional Music is going to raise the quality and quantity of ethnomusicology coverage in RILM.

Over 35,000 abstracts in the language of publication are now available
Original-language abstracts, including those in non-roman writing systems, appear along with English translations.

RILM offers free, live, web-based tutorials
Conducted through a screen-share program, the tutorials are designed to help researchers and librarians mine the database more effectively.

RILM Abstracts of music literature volume XXXIII is published, marking the end of an era
The final print volume is also the largest, featuring 19,619 records.

  
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New submission forms invite contributions from authors, researchers, and bibliophiles
New forms are linked to RILM’s editorial database, allowing contributors to create new records and to add information to already existing ones.

Publication of retrospective Festschriften bibliography projected for October 2008 The largest compilation of its kind, the retrospective volume will feature abstracted and indexed citations of 7203 articles in 1259 books.

Speaking of Music: Music Conferences, 1835–1966 becomes available online; institutional price for book is reduced
RILM's award-winning retrospective project now provides 172 years of coverage of conference proceedings to online users. The price of the book is now reduced by 50% for institutions.

RILM records start featuring all non-roman writing systems
Compliance with Unicode and reformatting of data brings a new level of specificity to records.
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