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Bibliographic Control for the Web

Serials Librarian, 2000
Abstract The Web's size, rapid growth, and disorganization render effective usage problematic. The remedy is bibliographic control. Applying bibliographic control to the Web poses two questions: first, what bibliographic units can be identified on the Web, and second, what type of bibliographic control is appropriate for each unit?
Edward T. O'neill, Brian F. Lavoie
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Bibliographical control in Pakistan

International Library Review, 1986
Revue des organismes pakistanais impliques dans le controle bibliographique et des outils bibliographiques qu'ils produisent (Bibliographie nationale pakistanaise, bibliographie des ouvrages en cours et diverses bibliographies thematiques. Les organismes evoques sont le PBWG (Pakistan Bibliographical Working Group), le PIDE (Pakistan Institute of ...
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Bibliographic Control in Kenya

Information Development, 1989
Examines the problems facing bibliographic control in Kenya, including the current state of publishing and legal deposit and the production of the Kenya National Bibliography. There is a need to coordinate the activities of the various bodies in the country responsible for information creation, collection and retrieval, but as yet no national ...
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Problems of bibliographic control: The main bibliographic sources and publications catalogues

Aslib Proceedings, 1980
A bibliographic essay on all the sources which one might refer to for European Communities' publications is beyond the scope of this paper, and I have also some mental reservations about how I might organise the topic in order to suggest possible search strategies.
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Bibliographic Control of Serials in Bulgaria

The Serials Librarian, 1990
The bibliographic control of serials in Bulgaria is discussed. Topics covered include (1) the characteristics of the various types of serials and linguistic problems with the use of the term send in Bulgarian; (2) the registration, both current and retrospective.
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Bibliographic Control at the Cross Roads

Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 1995
At the beginning of the eighties the Library Establishment was engaged in a battle with the heretics over the implementation of AACR2. Those who were in favour of the new code wanted immediate implementation. The critics, however, wanted delay, arguing that the disruption of implementation would damage library services and be very expensive.
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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CONTROL OF LINGUISTIC SCHOLARSHIP

Journal of Documentation, 1967
This article is a survey of the broad field of bibliographical control of linguistic scholarship in the Indo‐European languages, although some titles described here are also pertinent for non‐Indo‐European languages. Improvement of bibliographies in this field as well as desiderata are noted.
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The ‘bibliographic’ control of microcomputer software

The Electronic Library, 1984
There are over 40,000 microcomputer software packages available in the market‐place today. This article explores some normative relationships between librarianship and computer software as intellectual works. A practical review of seven software directories (Datapro Directory of Microcomputer Software, List, The Software Catalog, PC Clearinghouse ...
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The Evolution of Bibliographic Control of Maps

Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 2003
SUMMARY Although maps have been used for thousands of years, they have not been maintained or organized as well as printed books until relatively recently. Maps were often treated as ephemeral material. Early attempts at map cataloging are much more scattered than book cataloging, and printed catalogs of early libraries often omitted the mention of ...
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