New Information Technologies: Some Observations on What Is in Store for Libraries.

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Auteur principal: Black, John B.
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Langue:en
Publié: 1980
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contents New Information Technologies: Some Observations on What Is in Store for Libraries. Black, John B. Information Networks Information Services Libraries Library Automation Online Systems Technological Advancement Telecommunications This outline of new technological developments and their applications in the library and information world considers innovations in three areas: automation, telecommunications, and the publishing industry. There is mention of the growth of online systems, minicomputers, microcomputers, and word processing; the falling costs of automation; the growing use of packet switching and other digital networks, interactive cable television, fiber optics, and electronic mail systems; and the development of electronic publishing, micropublishing, and videodisk publishing. The paper concludes with a brief review of the implications of the new technologies for library services, networks, staff, collections, materials, buildings, and budgets. (ESR)
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spellingShingle New Information Technologies: Some Observations on What Is in Store for Libraries.
Black, John B.
Information Networks
Information Services
Libraries
Library Automation
Online Systems
Technological Advancement
Telecommunications
New Information Technologies: Some Observations on What Is in Store for Libraries. Black, John B. Information Networks Information Services Libraries Library Automation Online Systems Technological Advancement Telecommunications This outline of new technological developments and their applications in the library and information world considers innovations in three areas: automation, telecommunications, and the publishing industry. There is mention of the growth of online systems, minicomputers, microcomputers, and word processing; the falling costs of automation; the growing use of packet switching and other digital networks, interactive cable television, fiber optics, and electronic mail systems; and the development of electronic publishing, micropublishing, and videodisk publishing. The paper concludes with a brief review of the implications of the new technologies for library services, networks, staff, collections, materials, buildings, and budgets. (ESR)
title New Information Technologies: Some Observations on What Is in Store for Libraries.
topic Information Networks
Information Services
Libraries
Library Automation
Online Systems
Technological Advancement
Telecommunications
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED225579