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      <title>Archives in Web 2.0: New Opportunities</title>
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      <description>Archives are using Web 2.0 applications in a context that allows for new types of interaction, new opportunities regarding institutional promotion, new ways of providing their services and making their heritage known to the community. Applications such as Facebook (online social network), Flickr (online image-sharing community) and YouTube (online video sharing community) are already used by cultural organisations that interact in the informal context of Web 2.0. In this article I aim to describe how Web 2.</description>
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      <title>ECMS: Technology Issues and Electronic Copyright Management Systems</title>
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      <description>Technology issues are of utmost importance in Electronic Copyright Management Systems (ECMS). In fact, these technologies can in part determine the success or failure of these systems. In a traditional environment, consumers enjoy buying with efficient systems and security. This is even truer in the Internet. Thus the need to develop and deploy technologies that are efficient and can assure security.
This work covers these technology issues, illustrating the following points in an objective way:</description>
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      <title>ECMS: Electronic Copyright Management Systems</title>
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      <description>The theme covered by this article is currently a matter for discussion in the digital library arena. Since the birth of the first digital libraries, publishers, authors and information consumers have been debating the best ways to manage access to information. It is within this context that this work is intended to make a small contribution. It illustrates the following points in an objective way:
Copyright issues and Electronic Copyright Management Systems (ECMS);Advantages and disadvantages that result from the use of ECMS;Some conclusions and future perspectives.</description>
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      <title>Pedro Isaias</title>
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