Democracy in America Is Best Served by a Multiformat Federal Depository Library Program.

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Main Author: Abbott-Hoduski, Bernadine E.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1996
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contents Democracy in America Is Best Served by a Multiformat Federal Depository Library Program. Abbott-Hoduski, Bernadine E. Access to Information Costs Democracy Depository Libraries Electronic Publishing Federal Programs Government Publications Information Policy Microfiche Printed Materials Public Policy User Needs (Information) Argues that democracy is best served by a Federal Depository Library Program that receives information in multiple formats (print, electronic, and microfiche) so that the needs of diverse users for equal opportunity to access government information can be met. Concludes that Congress is seeking to reduce costs at the expense of the public. (Author/AEF)
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spellingShingle Democracy in America Is Best Served by a Multiformat Federal Depository Library Program.
Abbott-Hoduski, Bernadine E.
Access to Information
Costs
Democracy
Depository Libraries
Electronic Publishing
Federal Programs
Government Publications
Information Policy
Microfiche
Printed Materials
Public Policy
User Needs (Information)
Democracy in America Is Best Served by a Multiformat Federal Depository Library Program. Abbott-Hoduski, Bernadine E. Access to Information Costs Democracy Depository Libraries Electronic Publishing Federal Programs Government Publications Information Policy Microfiche Printed Materials Public Policy User Needs (Information) Argues that democracy is best served by a Federal Depository Library Program that receives information in multiple formats (print, electronic, and microfiche) so that the needs of diverse users for equal opportunity to access government information can be met. Concludes that Congress is seeking to reduce costs at the expense of the public. (Author/AEF)
title Democracy in America Is Best Served by a Multiformat Federal Depository Library Program.
topic Access to Information
Costs
Democracy
Depository Libraries
Electronic Publishing
Federal Programs
Government Publications
Information Policy
Microfiche
Printed Materials
Public Policy
User Needs (Information)
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