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      <title>The Library Association Web Site</title>
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Relevant Web SiteThe main Library Association Web site: http://www.la-hq.org.uk/The LA Vacancies Supplement: http://www.la-rvs.org.uk/The Library Association Publishing service: http://www.bookshop.co.uk/LAPUBLISHING/Two years&amp;rsquo; ago the Library Association was considering how best it could deliver services and information to its members using the Internet. There seemed no obvious need to add to the substantial number of successful e-mail lists catering for the UK library community, but a number of librarianship bodies overseas (notably the American Library Association [1] and the International Federation of Library Associations [2]) were developing their use of the World-Wide Web.</description>
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