The Library in the Market: information arbitrage as the new face of an old service

D. Law

The Library in the Market: information arbitrage as the new face of an old service

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Abstract

Slides from a presentation given at the 22nd Annual IATUL Conference looking at how new technologies and especially the Internet affects Library services.

Original language	English
Journal	International Association of Technological University Libraries Proceedings
Volume	11
Publication status	Published - 2002

Keywords

internet
libraries
research
GDL

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The Library in the Market: information arbitrage as the new face of an old service

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