2015Journal of Library and Information Sciences in AgricultureOpen access

Countermeasures and Problems of Rural Information Service in China

HU Song-qin

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Information service agencies had been widespread popularized in the rural areas,but it did not play a proper role.The article analyzes the problems existing in the rural information service, and put forward the possibility of improvement. Finally,based on the above, it put forward several countermeasures to improve the rural information service.

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Information service agencies had been widespread popularized in the rural areas,but it did not play a proper role.The article analyzes the problems existing in the rural information service, and put forward the possibility of improvement. Finally,based on the above, it put forward several countermeasures to improve the rural information service.

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Information service agencies had been widespread popularized in the rural areas,but it did not play a proper role.The article analyzes the problems existing in the rural information service, and put forward the possibility of improvement. Finally,based on the above, it put forward several countermeasures to improve the rural information service.

Key concepts: Service (business), China, Business, Rural area, Countermeasure, Computer science, Marketing, Political science

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