New Technologies and Old-Fashioned Economics: Creating a Brave New World for U.S. Government Information Distribution and Use.

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Autore principale: Smith, Diane
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
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Pubblicazione: 1999
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contents New Technologies and Old-Fashioned Economics: Creating a Brave New World for U.S. Government Information Distribution and Use. Smith, Diane Change Cost Effectiveness Depository Libraries Economics Electronic Libraries Federal Government Futures (of Society) Government Publications Information Dissemination Information Networks Information Sources Information Technology Public Sector Technological Advancement User Needs (Information) Asserts that the United States government information's five stakeholders--federal agencies, Government Printing Office (GPO), depository libraries, commercial sector, and the public will need to change drastically in reaction to improved technologies. Notes that the concept of the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) network may have outlived its relevance and that new ways to assist users in cost-effectively and efficiently locating government information should be explored. (Author/AEF)
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spellingShingle New Technologies and Old-Fashioned Economics: Creating a Brave New World for U.S. Government Information Distribution and Use.
Smith, Diane
Change
Cost Effectiveness
Depository Libraries
Economics
Electronic Libraries
Federal Government
Futures (of Society)
Government Publications
Information Dissemination
Information Networks
Information Sources
Information Technology
Public Sector
Technological Advancement
User Needs (Information)
New Technologies and Old-Fashioned Economics: Creating a Brave New World for U.S. Government Information Distribution and Use. Smith, Diane Change Cost Effectiveness Depository Libraries Economics Electronic Libraries Federal Government Futures (of Society) Government Publications Information Dissemination Information Networks Information Sources Information Technology Public Sector Technological Advancement User Needs (Information) Asserts that the United States government information's five stakeholders--federal agencies, Government Printing Office (GPO), depository libraries, commercial sector, and the public will need to change drastically in reaction to improved technologies. Notes that the concept of the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) network may have outlived its relevance and that new ways to assist users in cost-effectively and efficiently locating government information should be explored. (Author/AEF)
title New Technologies and Old-Fashioned Economics: Creating a Brave New World for U.S. Government Information Distribution and Use.
topic Change
Cost Effectiveness
Depository Libraries
Economics
Electronic Libraries
Federal Government
Futures (of Society)
Government Publications
Information Dissemination
Information Networks
Information Sources
Information Technology
Public Sector
Technological Advancement
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ584192