The favorable characteristics of digital data, namely information are ready for manipulation, transmission, and archiving by computers, have made libraries an opportunity for providing better services ever imagined. This paper proposes the paradigm of Personal Information Space (PIS) as an interface to the future digital libraries. In this model, the user collects frequently used information and resources in a virtual space where he can easily access. The user retrieves information from the WWW or instead, he/she asks the digital librarian for help when he/she is not familiar with the retrieving toolss or when hs/she can not form proper search strategies. He or she in this space can concentrate on information consuming and producing rather than manipulating computer files. The space provides a NEWS-like channel so that the user can communicate with experts from other fields. By analyzing the user's information need and search patterns, the PIS can provide better services in an active fashion. the feasibility of the PIS idea is also discussed. This paper shows that the technological foundations for the concept of PIS to come true are already in place.