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      <title>Book Review: Cataloging and Organizing Digital Resources</title>
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      <description>The title of this book will be bewitching for any library struggling with integrating the myriad of digital resources, to which they provide access, into its organisational and cataloguing workflows. However, the manual has a very narrow focus and gives an unscalable solution, which fails to address the problems faced by hybrid libraries, with a wide range of complex digital resources requiring lifecycle control.
ContentAs a simple manual the book will be very helpful for libraries which are starting to provide access to licensed online resources for the first time.</description>
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