Knowledge and special libraries /
Formerly, a library was viewed as a place for information storage and information was viewed as simply bits of data. Furthermore, many wielded information as a tool of power, in that those who had more information had more authority. It is becoming increasingly clear that shared collective knowledge...
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Boston :
Butterworth-Heinemann,
©1999
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| Series: | Resources for the knowledge-based economy
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Internet
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