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1985
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- Telecommunications: Making Sense of New Technology and New Legislation. Papers Presented at the 1984 Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing (April 14-16, 1984). Divilbiss, James L., Ed. Electronic Equipment Electronic Mail Federal Legislation Information Networks Libraries Library Automation Online Systems Position Papers Radio Technological Advancement Telecommunications Teleconferencing This collection of papers addresses the impact of rapidly changing telecommunications technology on libraries. A brief introduction by James L. Divilbiss sets the stage for the following papers: (1) "Making Sense of New Technologies and New Legislation" (Joseph Ford); (2) "Selection and Use of Telecommunications Consultants for Library Automation" (Rodney B. Perry); (3) "Modeling Library Communications Traffic" (John C. Kountz); (4) "Telecommunications for Libraries" (Richard W. Boss); (5) "A Collection of Books" (Herbert P. Crane); (6) "Telecommunications in the Office" (Michael A. Flavin); (7) "Electronic Mail Services in the Library and Information Center Community" (Dennis Oliver); (8) "Packet Radio for Library Online Catalogs" (Edwin B. Brownrigg); (9) "Narrowband Teleconferencing" (Joan Maier McKean); and (10) "Establishing a Data Communications Network: A Case Study" (Deborah K. Conrad). (THC)