¬The Internet and the collective memory (1996)
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- Abstract
- Describes 'The Global Library' exhibition mounted by the New York Public Library, part of which deals with the Internet, focusing on its practicalities of access and use, particularly in library and school settings, as well as associated issues of policy and public concern. One section of the exhibition draws on the NYPL's extensive collections of rare books and other media to examine the idea of the Internet as merely the latest way of preserving the collective memory of humanity, which is the rationale of all libraries and information centres
