Recent technological developments are having a major effect on the delivery of reference services. The most recent of these, optical storage technology (specifically CD-ROM), has been touted as the most important development in publishing since the printing press. While this appears to represent a level of hype that is most probably not deserved, it now appears clear that reference services are beginning to be changed in significant ways. This technology does not represent a qualitatively different service, but it will have a very dramatic effect on the economics of delivering certain types of services.published or submitted for publicatio
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In spring 1985, the University of Illinois Library at Urbana-Champaign received a grant of more tha...
"Presented at the 13th annual Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing, Graduate School of ...
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Rising wages have made the cost of composition and printing editions of a few thousand copies exorb...
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The availability of information across the networks is explored and described, along with plans for ...
The publishing industry is facing a major change in the near future as demand for publishing, distri...
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It has been said more than once that students will do online searching as long as it does not cost ...
Technological change has always caused anxiety for those people whose task it is to negotiate the ch...
One reason a given technology emerges is that the technical means of the technology are improved--ma...
In spring 1985, the University of Illinois Library at Urbana-Champaign received a grant of more tha...
"Presented at the 13th annual Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing, Graduate School of ...
The delivery of electronic information to libraries is increasing significantly in both volume and ...
The paper considers the experience of users in dealing with this new technology.Its advantages and d...
Scholarly publishing has changed as a result of a shrinking market for specialized materials, increa...
Discusses technology's impact on the products, revenue sources, and distribution channels of the pub...
Databases on CD-ROM (compact disk-read only memory) were the biggest news in the database industry i...
Rising wages have made the cost of composition and printing editions of a few thousand copies exorb...
The dawn of the printing press in 1452 ushered in an era of transposing movable type to paper that c...
The availability of information across the networks is explored and described, along with plans for ...
The publishing industry is facing a major change in the near future as demand for publishing, distri...
The ultimate objective of any information system is utilisation and exploitation of information that...
It has been said more than once that students will do online searching as long as it does not cost ...
Technological change has always caused anxiety for those people whose task it is to negotiate the ch...
One reason a given technology emerges is that the technical means of the technology are improved--ma...
In spring 1985, the University of Illinois Library at Urbana-Champaign received a grant of more tha...
"Presented at the 13th annual Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing, Graduate School of ...