Trier, G. v.: Informatieverzorging in de 21e eeuw : over boekenmusea en informatiesnelwegen (1995)
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- Abstract
- Developments in techology and cost reductions in automated information systems have resulted in an unprecedented growth in demand, especially for Internet and CD-.ROM services. However, the involvement of commercial organisations in Internet presents a danger to the free flow of information. A number of innovations have been introduced to assist users, including WAIS, WWW and gopher systems. In the Netherlands the Royal Library is working closely with publishers to improve the transmission of information via electronic systems
