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Multilingual Information Access
2000The global information society has radically changed the way in which know-ledge is acquired, disseminated and exchanged. Users of internationally distributed networks need to be able to find, retrieve and understand relevant information in whatever language and form it may have been stored.
Peters C, Sheridan P
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Information Access and Smallholder Farmers’ Market Participation in Peru
, 2018Previous studies have documented the effect of information and communications technology (ICT) on farmers’ market participation. We employ a triple†hurdle model to examine the effect of internet and phones on Peruvian smallholder farmers’ market ...
Qin Fan, V. B. S. Garcia
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Universal access to information
Communications of the ACM, 2005In 2003, the world produced about 800MB of information for each man, woman, and child on earth [2]. Much of this information, such as supermarket scanner data and the like, is pretty dull. But some of it, such as the material contained in books, magazines, newspapers, movies, music, and family photos, is potentially of great interest to people.
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Worst Practices for Designing Production Information Access Systems
SIGIR Forum, 2016Information access systems have become a core part of everyday life for a large variety of users. Behind these large systems are decades of academic information access research.
Fernando Diaz
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Public Library Quarterly, 1997
Abstract Traditionally, librarians preserved and protected written records for the politically elite and wealthy classes. The Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians built up great libraries many of which were destroyed throughout history. When Christianity became the political force in Europe, the clergy continued to collect and protect materials.
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Abstract Traditionally, librarians preserved and protected written records for the politically elite and wealthy classes. The Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians built up great libraries many of which were destroyed throughout history. When Christianity became the political force in Europe, the clergy continued to collect and protect materials.
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Access to Information by Databases
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1987To the Editor. —I read with interest the article by Michael H. Goldbaum, MD,1published in the March 1987 issue of theArchives, on the revolution that is occurring in the ease and speed with which clinicians and researchers can obtain information by the use of databases.
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Right to Access to Information
2016The author defines the right to access to information, its origin and evolution and analyzes the constitutions and case law in 56 countries. The criteria for the selection were the following: countries with the largest population, countries where the right to access to information originated, countries whose constitutions contain provisions granting ...
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Access to personal information
Nursing Standard, 1987MP Archy Kirkwood has pledged to continue the fight to make non-computerised personal records available to patients.
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Information Society: Access to Public Information
2019From the various international declarations and the rules on the right of access to information, its specific content can be better understood. In this scenario, this paper will explore the framework of the principles that must be supported by the new Ecuadorian legislation on the right to access public information.
Arturo Clery +3 more
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Access to Government Information in the Information Age
Public Administration Review, 1986During the past two decades, the United States has changed from an industrial to an information economy. The predictions of the 1960s regarding this transformation have now become reality.' Moreover, this metamorphosis has not yet reached full flower. "By the end of the century," Harlan Cleveland wrote not long ago in the Public Administration Review, "
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