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      <title>Book Review: Managing Electronic Records</title>
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      <description>As someone with some theoretical knowledge and technical skills getting involved in the practicalities for the first time, I found considerable food for thought in this book. Combining a truly international selection of contributors offering perspectives from Australia, France, South Africa, Canada and the US with backgrounds in records, document and knowledge management as well as archives with case studies from both private and public companies, the book gives a thorough grounding in the subject for &#39;newbies&#39; as well as placing records management firmly in the sphere of business processes and benefits.</description>
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      <title>Book Review: The Information Society - A Study of Continuity and Change</title>
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      <description>In 2000, John Feather concluded the 3rd edition certain that libraries would endure as concrete entities due to the investment of time and money they represent and as bookstores. In this latest edition he is no longer sure, describing the library as no longer a location, but a concept and asking such tough questions as what place do librarians occupy in the context of these new developments and what challenges to our fundamental attitudes and skills must we overcome as we adapt to changing times.</description>
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      <title>Lise Foster</title>
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