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British official publishing in the Internet Age

Chris Pond

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This paper examines the state of UK official Internet publishing in 2000. It discusses issues of design, content, archiving, electronic communication, copyright and points out areas where action would be desirable.

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This paper examines the state of UK official Internet publishing in 2000. It discusses issues of design, content, archiving, electronic communication, copyright and points out areas where action would be desirable.

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This paper examines the state of UK official Internet publishing in 2000. It discusses issues of design, content, archiving, electronic communication, copyright and points out areas where action would be desirable.

Key concepts: Publishing, The Internet, Electronic publishing, State (computer science), Political science, Library science, Action (physics), Media studies

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