British library and information schools [ the research of the Department of Information Science, City University London

he papers in this e-book reflect the research and scholarly interests of the staff of the Department of Information Science at City University London. One theme emerges strongly: the continued vitality and variety of the information science discipline. The traditional concerns of the department are...

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Main Author: Bawden, David (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Bradford, England : Emerald , c2007
Series:Aslib proceedings v 59, no 4/5
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505 0 |a 1. Cover -- 2. CONTENTS; EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD -- 3. Information Science at City University London -- 4. Organised complexity, meaning and understanding -- 5. Healthcare libraries in Saudi Arabia: analysis and recommendations -- 6. Impact of digital information resources in the toxicology literature -- 7. Evaluation of web search for the information practitioner -- 8. Parallel methods for the update of partitioned inverted files -- 9. Flickr and Democratic Indexing: dialogic approaches to indexing -- 10. Non-literal copying of factual information: architecture of knowledge -- 11. Mixed reality (MR) interfaces for mobile information systems 
520 |a he papers in this e-book reflect the research and scholarly interests of the staff of the Department of Information Science at City University London. One theme emerges strongly: the continued vitality and variety of the information science discipline. The traditional concerns of the department are well-represented in several papers: healthcare and scientific information (Khudair and Bawden; Robinson); information retrieval (MacFarlane; MacFarlane, McCann and Robertson); information organization (Rafferty and Hidderley); and legal and policy issues (Eisenschitz). These are complemented by new. 
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