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      <title>What&#39;s Good and Bad about BUBL</title>
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      <description>There is no doubt that BUBL retains its place as the Number One Internet resource for librarians. BUBL was one of the first of the major cooperative sites in our common subject area of the Internet, and is an impressive example of what can be accomplished by well organized, broad cooperation between colleagues.
The support which it receives from its many sponsors, enabling it to employ dedicated staff, is well deserved, as is the high level of usage, both nationally and internationally.</description>
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      <title>Wire: Email Interview with Traugott Koch</title>
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      <description>In this &#39;Wire&#39; interview Ariadne&amp;nbsp;staff ask Traugott Koch for his views on how libraries can develop in response to the World Wide Web.

1) What do you do in the world of networking / libraries / WWW?
Projects developing the use of networked information at NetLab, the Development department of Lund University Library, Sweden. 80 % of the projects are externally funded, by local, national, Nordic and European partners. (http://www.</description>
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