Libraries in the Digital Age 2008: In Search of Knowledge
Levine, Emil, Tanackovic, Sanjica Faletar, Information Today
REPORT FROM THE FIELD
'The web is introducing implications more revolutionary than those produced by the invention of the printing press ... which did not structurally alter the models for expressing ideas ... nor significantly modify the relationship between authors and readers," according to Paolo Galluzzi of the Istituto e Museo Nazionale di Storia della Scienza in Florence, Italy. His keynote speech, titled Galileo's Blog: The Digital Library as a Repository of Knowledge kicked off the ninth Libraries in the Digital Age (LIDA) in Dubrovnik and Mljet, Croatia, from June 2 to 6. "Significantly," said Galluzzi, "we witness today a transition from taxonomy [centralized …
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Article title: Libraries in the Digital Age 2008: In Search of Knowledge.
Contributors: Levine, Emil - Author, Tanackovic, Sanjica Faletar - Author.
Magazine title: Information Today.
Volume: 25.
Issue: 7
Publication date: July/August 2008.
Page number: 28+.
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