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Library Hi Tech, 1986
In our frantic efforts to deal with change, adopt new technologies, promote library cooperation, and otherwise enhance library and information services, we must not lose sight of broader professional concerns and issues. Much of what we now do will change. The technology that we are seeking to use will change.
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In our frantic efforts to deal with change, adopt new technologies, promote library cooperation, and otherwise enhance library and information services, we must not lose sight of broader professional concerns and issues. Much of what we now do will change. The technology that we are seeking to use will change.
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Coverage of medical cannabis by Canadian news media: Ethics, access, and policy.
The International journal on drug policy, 2021Margot Gunning, J. Illes
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Ageing: The New Ethical Frontier
Journal of Religion, Spirituality & Aging, 2012The ethics of health care has been dominated by a “crisis” approach—when new issues, such as the refusal of life-sustaining treatments or assisted reproduction, etc., arise we apply tested precepts to new situations. If traditional ethics fail, new ethical thinking is developed.
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Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 1990
SummaryRecent developments in recombinant DNA technology have resulted in a rapidly expanding range of new diagnostic and therapeutic opportunities for families with inherited disorders.They are also beginning to impinge on society as a whole as progressively more is learned about the human genome, as the community becomes more aware of the role of ...
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SummaryRecent developments in recombinant DNA technology have resulted in a rapidly expanding range of new diagnostic and therapeutic opportunities for families with inherited disorders.They are also beginning to impinge on society as a whole as progressively more is learned about the human genome, as the community becomes more aware of the role of ...
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Nursery World
In his new book, Peter Moss argues why England must move away from its current early years model of provision based on the ‘marketisation and privatisation of childhood’
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In his new book, Peter Moss argues why England must move away from its current early years model of provision based on the ‘marketisation and privatisation of childhood’
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Television news ethics: A survey of television news directors
, 1989R. Hadley
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2010
The meaning of the term “new media” is historically variable because the novelty of a medium obviously decreases with time and its diffusion. The process of societal diffusion and routinization of technology has been widely observed and analyzed (see, for instance, Rogers 1962; Braun 1988; Rammert/Bechmann 1997). Communication media are no exception to
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The meaning of the term “new media” is historically variable because the novelty of a medium obviously decreases with time and its diffusion. The process of societal diffusion and routinization of technology has been widely observed and analyzed (see, for instance, Rogers 1962; Braun 1988; Rammert/Bechmann 1997). Communication media are no exception to
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