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Directions in Library Networking

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Argitaratua izan da:Journal of the American Society for Information Science (pre-1986) vol. 31, no. 6 (Nov 1980), p. 438-444
Egile nagusia: Avram, Henriette D
Beste egile batzuk: McCallum, Sally H
Argitaratua:
Wiley Periodicals Inc.
Gaiak:
Online Computer Library Center > OCLC Library of Congress Congress-US
United States > US
Washington DC
Libraries
Utilities
Authority control
Standardization
National libraries
Service centers
Cooperation
Computer networks
On-line systems
Indexing services
Interlibrary loans
MARC
Bibliographic control
Library and information science
Library materials
Resource sharing
Coordination
Keying
Access to materials
Automation
Academic libraries
Decentralization
Segmentation
Interdependence
Networking
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Laburpena:Bibliographic control before and after MARC is reviewed. The capability of keying into online systems has brought an interdependence among libraries, the service centers that mediate between them, and the large utilities that process and distribute data. From this has developed the basic net work structure among libraries in the United States. The independent development of major networks has brought problems in standardization and coordination. The authors point out that while technology has led toward centraliza tion of automated library services, new developments are now pushing toward decentralization. Coordination is a re quirement to avoid fragmentation in this new environment.
ISSN:0002-8231
1097-4571
Baliabidea:ABI/INFORM Global