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Internet and Electronic Information Management

Tonta, Yaşar (2005) Internet and Electronic Information Management . Information Services & Use 25(1):pp. 3-12.

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Abstract

The number and types of information sources accessible through the Internet are ever increasing. Billions of documents including text, pictures, sound, and video are readily available for both scholarly and every-day uses. Even libraries and information centers with sizable budgets are having difficulties in coping with this increase. More developed tools and methods are needed to find, filter, organize and summarize electronic information sources. This paper is an overview of a wide variety of electronic information management issues ranging from infrastructure to the integration of information technology and content, from personalization of information services to “disintermediation”. It discusses the issues of description, organization, collection management, preservation and archiving of electronic information.

Keywords:Electronic information management, information organization, personalization
Subjects:L. Information technology and library technology.
I. Information treatment for information services > IZ. None of these, but in this section.
F. Management.
ID Code:9644
Deposited By:tonta, yaşar
Deposited On:02 May 2007
Alternative Locations:http://yunus.hacettepe.edu.tr/~tonta/yayinlar/Tonta.pdf
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