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  • × author_ss:"Campbell, F."
  • × theme_ss:"Informationsdienstleistungen"
  • × year_i:[1990 TO 2000}
  1. Still, J.; Campbell, F.: Librarian in a box : the use of electronic mail for reference (1993) 0.00 
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    Abstract
    An indication of the growing awareness of electronic mail is the proliferation of library-specific bulletin boards and computer conferences an established electronic networks like Bitnet and Internet. Interloans are achieved by e-mail. Online searchers can subscribe to DIALMAIL and communicate with Dialog or other searchers. Search results can be sent via DIALMAIL instead of waiting for them to be sent in printed form. BRS has a similar service. Discusses how reference librarians are integrating e-mail into the reference process. Describes the Electronic Access to Reference Service at the University of Maryland Health Sciences Library; 2 libraries at the University of Richmond; academic libraries in Philadelphia and others. Provides statistics on the use of e-mail reference services
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  2. Campbell, F.: Journalistic construction of news : information gathering (1997) 0.00 
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    Abstract
    Describes work carried out at doctoral level which investigated the ways in which journalists construct environmental news in Scotland. Focuses on the methods and tacit rules which reporters employ to locate, select and retrieve information for news stories. Journalists retrieve information from a complex range of sources. Addresses the information sources which are used in the news process. Examines the preference for human sources as opposed to library based information and discusses the influence of pragmatic constraints like time and space on the production of news
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