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Authority and objectivity in a time of transformative growth: The future of the library catalog

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I whakaputaina i:Library Computing vol. 18, no. 4 (1999), p. 295-299
Kaituhi matua: CannCasciato, Daniel
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Emerald Group Publishing Limited
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United States > US
Libraries
Library cataloging
Information retrieval
Web portals
Library catalogs
Debates
Interlibrary loans
Bibliographic control
Objectives
Internet resources
Objectivity
Book reviews
Conferences (Gatherings)
Distance Education
Cataloging
Library Services
Electronic Equipment
Online Catalogs
Authors
Nontraditional Education
Directories
Information Services
Catalogs
Educational Environment
Quality Control
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Whakarāpopotonga:The model the library catalog will base itself on for the future is being debated. It is argued that the current objectives of the catalog, as outlined by Charles Cutter, remain vital in the consideration of how to implement the catalog within the newer, networked technologies. The library catalog provides an authority and objectivity for library patrons that are useful and needed during this time of increased publication. The catalog itself will take various forms, but those forms should be guided by stated objectives.
ISSN:1527-1161
0278-2634
0742-5759
Puna:ABI/INFORM Global