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Electronic publishing and the information profession
Aslib Proceedings, 1986This paper is not so much about electronic publishing — as about change. More importantly it is about our professional institutions and their response to change. In many ways it is appropriate that I give this paper at an Aslib conference. In 1983 Aslib changed, if not its main name, then its subtitle to the Association of Information Management.
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The rights of the publisher in the information society
Journal of Information Science, 1987For 100 years the philosophical basis of the Berne Conven tion was the concept of intellectual property. However, prop erty and other absolute private rights tend to give way to other interests that are felt to be more fundamental and more social. The system of copyright itself will in future need some ad ditional justification in order to raise a ...
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Personalizing Web publishing via information extraction
IEEE Intelligent Systems, 2003The authors propose a multilingual text-classification and hyperlinking system, Namic, based on a knowledge-based approach to information extraction. Their goal is to enable content-aware management and delivery of Web information.
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Book Publishing and the Circulation of Information
2013According to Aldo Manuzio, one of the most ingenious publishers in history, Venice in 1498 was "a place more like an entire world than a city". Despite the long tradition of studies dedicated to the Venetian publishing industry, with the exception of Horatio F.
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Changing Sources of Published Information
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 1995We looked at the types of references in papers published during the first month of 1972, 1982, and 1992 in the Astrophysical Journal and Astronomy & Astrophysics; also those published in the former journal during the first half-years of 1952 and 1962. Some of the results are qualitatively predictable, such as the decrease (from 12% to 1%) in references
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Information village: the future of publishing
Journal of Information Science, 1998Role de l'editeur a la fois dans l'edition traditionnelle et dans l'edition future, qui emerge principalement par la presence du Web. Dans ce dernier type d'edition, les relations entre les differents acteurs: auteurs, editeurs, referres, specialistes de l'information...sont indiquees sur un schema du type Village d ...
Geraldine Turpie, Linda Hajdukiewicz
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The information divide: publishing and access issues
Innovation, 2005Changes in information access are explored at a macro-environment (global), and then a micro-environment (local) level. It is argued that changes in the publishing industry have occurred not only because of the advent of electronic publishing, but also because of a fundamental paradigm shift from \"information as societal good\" to \"information as ...
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BBC Data As an Information Provider and Publisher
The Reference Librarian, 1987Cet article decrit en detail le travail d'information et d'edition du departement BBC Data, responsable de la fourniture d'informations a partir de documents et de services d'informations en ligne de cet enorme organisme de radiodiffusion ...
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Authors and information technology: New challenges in publishing
Instructional Science, 1991Last year 1279 professional authors completed a lengthy questionnaire on their use of, and attitudes towards, technological tools for writing and publishing. The data were analysed quantitatively, by examining the most frequent responses to items on the questionnaire, and qualitatively, by looking closely at details illuminating the relationship ...
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Obtain Informed Consent Before Publishing Information About Patients
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1997AUTHORS OF SCIENTIFIC articles have an obligation to obtain informed consent of patients before the publication of data by which those patients can be identified. The purpose of this procedure is to maintain the efficacy and dignity of the individual.
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