Evaluating Networked Information Services
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Evaluating Networked Information Services
Author: Charles R. McClure
language: en
Publisher: Information Today, Inc.
Release Date: 2001
Contains thirteen essays in which attendees at the American Society for Information Science's May 1999 mid-year meeting present a number of perspectives on evaluating networked information services and resources.
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