Government Information: An Endangered Resource of the Electronic Age. Proceedings of the Annual State-of-the-Art Institute (1st, Washington, DC, October 19-22, 1986).
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| contents | Government Information: An Endangered Resource of the Electronic Age. Proceedings of the Annual State-of-the-Art Institute (1st, Washington, DC, October 19-22, 1986). Access to Information Copyrights Decision Making Ethics Federal Regulation Government Publications Government Role Information Dissemination Information Sources Information Technology Policy User Needs (Information) These proceedings contain edited versions of 14 papers on government information and its relation to the library and information community that were presented at a state-of-the-art institute sponsored by the Special Library Association (SLA). Following a foreword by Steve Bell of ABC News and an introduction by David R. Bender of the SLA, papers include: (1) "Federal Information Practices" (Robert Gellman); (2) "Keeping the Citizens Uninformed" (Donna Demac); (3) "Government Information--An Underutilized Resource" (Marilyn G. Mason); (4) "The Ethics of Government Efficiency" (Reid Holloway); (5) "Privatization of Information" (Ken Allen); (6) "The Care of Intellectual Property in an Electronic Society" (Marybeth Peters); (7) "The Impact of Technology on Access to Information" (Mary J. Culnan); (8) "Government Information Dissemination Policy" (J. Timothy Sprehe); (9) "Bringing Information to the People" (Elizabeth Young); (10) "Information Management and Productivity" (Donald A. Marchand); (11) "Mobilizing Knowledge for Better Decision-Making in the Information Age" (David Pearce Snyder); (12) "Factors Related to a National Information Policy" (Melvin S. Day); (13) "Management of Information Technology in the Federal Sector" (Vincent M. DeSanti); and (14) "Recent Information Studies of OTA (Office of Technology Assessment)" (Priscilla Regan). Concluding remarks by Steven Goldspiel of the Disclosure Information Group complete the collection. (KM) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
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| publishDate | 1986 |
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| spellingShingle | Government Information: An Endangered Resource of the Electronic Age. Proceedings of the Annual State-of-the-Art Institute (1st, Washington, DC, October 19-22, 1986). Access to Information Copyrights Decision Making Ethics Federal Regulation Government Publications Government Role Information Dissemination Information Sources Information Technology Policy User Needs (Information) Government Information: An Endangered Resource of the Electronic Age. Proceedings of the Annual State-of-the-Art Institute (1st, Washington, DC, October 19-22, 1986). Access to Information Copyrights Decision Making Ethics Federal Regulation Government Publications Government Role Information Dissemination Information Sources Information Technology Policy User Needs (Information) These proceedings contain edited versions of 14 papers on government information and its relation to the library and information community that were presented at a state-of-the-art institute sponsored by the Special Library Association (SLA). Following a foreword by Steve Bell of ABC News and an introduction by David R. Bender of the SLA, papers include: (1) "Federal Information Practices" (Robert Gellman); (2) "Keeping the Citizens Uninformed" (Donna Demac); (3) "Government Information--An Underutilized Resource" (Marilyn G. Mason); (4) "The Ethics of Government Efficiency" (Reid Holloway); (5) "Privatization of Information" (Ken Allen); (6) "The Care of Intellectual Property in an Electronic Society" (Marybeth Peters); (7) "The Impact of Technology on Access to Information" (Mary J. Culnan); (8) "Government Information Dissemination Policy" (J. Timothy Sprehe); (9) "Bringing Information to the People" (Elizabeth Young); (10) "Information Management and Productivity" (Donald A. Marchand); (11) "Mobilizing Knowledge for Better Decision-Making in the Information Age" (David Pearce Snyder); (12) "Factors Related to a National Information Policy" (Melvin S. Day); (13) "Management of Information Technology in the Federal Sector" (Vincent M. DeSanti); and (14) "Recent Information Studies of OTA (Office of Technology Assessment)" (Priscilla Regan). Concluding remarks by Steven Goldspiel of the Disclosure Information Group complete the collection. (KM) |
| title | Government Information: An Endangered Resource of the Electronic Age. Proceedings of the Annual State-of-the-Art Institute (1st, Washington, DC, October 19-22, 1986). |
| topic | Access to Information Copyrights Decision Making Ethics Federal Regulation Government Publications Government Role Information Dissemination Information Sources Information Technology Policy User Needs (Information) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED281569 |