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The recent rapid growth of on-line searching of bibliographic data bases by libraries is having considerable impact on the information community. This article discusses some of these effects from the point of view of the search service facility at the University of Pennsylvania. Among the implications for library users are an increased appreciation for the complexities of information handling, a greater acceptance of fees to help defray on-line search costs, and accelerated demands upon other supportive services. The implications for libraries include an inevitable increase in the costs of maintaining the services, the necessity of charging fees to patrons in order to minimize these costs, and a continuation of a trend in academic libraries toward personalized services for individual library users.

On-Line Search Services: Implications for Libraries and Library Users