Kessler, J.: Networked information in France, 1993 : the Internet's future? (1994)
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- Abstract
- The French are becoming world leaders in networked information. The key to this development is the immidiate access to the general public provided by their national Minitel system. New networked libraries are being built, existing libraries are going online, and the crisis-ridden French publishing industry is looking to networked information for its salvation. The French approach to networking offers interesting lessons for the Internet, not least because the French approach may ultimately be considered more attractive than the Internet's for developing networked information in Asia and elsewhere
