The end-user revolution CD-ROM, Internet and the changing role of the information professional

The end-user revolution CD-ROM, Internet and the changing role of the information professional

Although much has been written about the transitionary nature of CD-ROM technology, its essential contribution to liberating the end user will be its lasting legacy. The Internet has continued this process and further diminished the need for what has traditionally been meant by the role of the inter...

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Other Authors: Biddiscombe, Richard
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Published: London Library Association Publishing 1996 (1997 printing)
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Internet (Computer network)
Reference services > Data processing
Information scientists
Libraries > Data processing > Management
Library information networks
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