Harris, S.R.: Webliography : the process of building Internet subject access (1997)
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- Abstract
- Argues that librarians must take an active role in providing subject access to information on the Internet. Discusses aspects of bibliography that are relevant to online information resources, and proposes 'webliography' as an important responsibility for librarians. In taking up this task, librarians will not only be creating useful products for the user, but they will also be developing knowledge of the particular online literatures that are available, knowledge that will prove useful in providing reference and instructional services to their constituencies
