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Cataloging: What does the Future Hold?

Ann Ellis

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With the development of increasing amounts of digital information andand widespread access to electronic resources, this presentation describes changes in the way the library may provide cataloging services in the near future.

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With the development of increasing amounts of digital information andand widespread access to electronic resources, this presentation describes changes in the way the library may provide cataloging services in the near future.

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With the development of increasing amounts of digital information andand widespread access to electronic resources, this presentation describes changes in the way the library may provide cataloging services in the near future.

Key concepts: Cataloging, Computer science, Business, World Wide Web

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