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Eden, Library Technology Reports issue available

Posted by: William Denton, 25 January 2007 7:44 am
Categories: Papers

Brad Eden reports that the issue he put together for Library Technology Reports (November/December 2006, 42:6), Functional Requirements of Bibliographic Records, is available. As you’d guess from the title, it’s all about FRBR.

Library Technology Reports isn’t a regular magazine or journal and you won’t find it on the newsstand. If you’re not at a university or some large institution like that you may find it difficult to get a copy, but try your public library. They may have access through an online service.