Paradise Lost? A Brief History of Alternative Media in Public Libraries.

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1. Verfasser: Hoppe, David
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1994
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author Hoppe, David
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contents Paradise Lost? A Brief History of Alternative Media in Public Libraries. Hoppe, David Cataloging Films Library Collection Development Library Collections Library Material Selection Public Libraries Videotape Recordings Discussion of media in public libraries focuses on independent films and alternative video. Topics addressed include commercial films; film adaptations of novels; instructional films; material selection; cataloging; video technology; and a project in Indiana that tried to encourage public librarians to collect alternative videos. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Paradise Lost? A Brief History of Alternative Media in Public Libraries.
Hoppe, David
Cataloging
Films
Library Collection Development
Library Collections
Library Material Selection
Public Libraries
Videotape Recordings
Paradise Lost? A Brief History of Alternative Media in Public Libraries. Hoppe, David Cataloging Films Library Collection Development Library Collections Library Material Selection Public Libraries Videotape Recordings Discussion of media in public libraries focuses on independent films and alternative video. Topics addressed include commercial films; film adaptations of novels; instructional films; material selection; cataloging; video technology; and a project in Indiana that tried to encourage public librarians to collect alternative videos. (LRW)
title Paradise Lost? A Brief History of Alternative Media in Public Libraries.
topic Cataloging
Films
Library Collection Development
Library Collections
Library Material Selection
Public Libraries
Videotape Recordings
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ479811