Spartan Daily, May 3, 1966

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Overview of Digital Library Components and Developments

Digital libraries are being built upon a firm foundation of prior work as the high-end information systems of the future. A component architecture approach is becoming popular, with well established support for key components like the repository, especially through the Open Archives Initiative. We consider digital objects, metadata, harvesting, indexing, searching, browsing, rights management, linking, and powerful interfaces. Flexible interaction will be possible through a variety of architectures, using buses, agents, and other technologies. The field as a whole is undergoing rapid growth, supported by advances in storage, processing, networking, algorithms, and interaction. There are many initiatives and developments, including those supporting education, and these will certainly be of benefit in Latin America

Special Libraries, March 1970

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Spartan Daily, November 26, 1968

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Special Libraries, September 1962

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Special Libraries, September 1961

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Focal Spot, Spring 1990

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Focal Spot, Summer 2003

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Special Libraries, September 1960

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Focal Spot, Winter 2004/2005

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