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Author: Barbara P. Semonche
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Imprint: Libraries Unlimited Inc
Edition: Annotated edition
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 3.60cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 1.122kg
ISBN: 9780313279461
ISBN 10: 0313279462
Pages: 680
Publication Date: 18 August 1993
Recommended Age: From 7 to 17 years
Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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Undergraduate
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Manufactured on demand
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Reviews
... I recommend this book wholeheartedly for anyone interested in information organization, specifically for news media libraries, schools of library and information studies and communication and journalism libraries, and in media general. I'd also recommend this book for anyone interested in actually working in a news library. There are 656 pages to read, but I think well worth the effort. -RQ Spring 1994 From the beginning historical outline by the editor to the discussions of legal and ethical issues and the image of the newspaper librarian (the Golden Retrievers of the Newsroom') this collection provides much stimulating and useful information in a field which is not over-endowed with guidebooks and how-to manuals. -Australian Library Review ?From the beginning historical outline by the editor to the discussions of legal and ethical issues and the image of the newspaper librarian (the Golden Retrievers of the Newsroom') this collection provides much stimulating and useful information in a field which is not over-endowed with guidebooks and how-to manuals.?-Australian Library Review ?...I recommend this book wholeheartedly for anyone interested in information organization, specifically for news media libraries, schools of library and information studies and communication and journalism libraries, and in media general. I'd also recommend this book for anyone interested in actually working in a news library. There are 656 pages to read, but I think well worth the effort.?-RQ Spring 1994 .,. I recommend this book wholeheartedly for anyone interested in information organization, specifically for news media libraries, schools of library and information studies and communication and journalism libraries, and in media general. I'd also recommend this book for anyone interested in actually working in a news library. There are 656 pages to read, but I think well worth the effort. -RQ Spring 1994
.,. I recommend this book wholeheartedly for anyone interested in information organization, specifically for news media libraries, schools of library and information studies and communication and journalism libraries, and in media general. I'd also recommend this book for anyone interested in actually working in a news library. There are 656 pages to read, but I think well worth the effort. -RQ Spring 1994
".,.""I recommend this book wholeheartedly for anyone interested in information organization, specifically for news media libraries, schools of library and information studies and communication and journalism libraries, and in media general. I'd also recommend this book for anyone interested in actually working in a news library. There are 656 pages to read, but I think well worth the effort.""-RQ Spring 1994 ?...I recommend this book wholeheartedly for anyone interested in information organization, specifically for news media libraries, schools of library and information studies and communication and journalism libraries, and in media general. I'd also recommend this book for anyone interested in actually working in a news library. There are 656 pages to read, but I think well worth the effort.?-RQ Spring 1994 ?From the beginning historical outline by the editor to the discussions of legal and ethical issues and the image of the newspaper librarian (the ""Golden Retrievers"" of the Newsroom') this collection provides much stimulating and useful information in a field which is not over-endowed with guidebooks and how-to manuals.?-Australian Library Review ""From the beginning historical outline by the editor to the discussions of legal and ethical issues and the image of the newspaper librarian (the ""Golden Retrievers"" of the Newsroom') this collection provides much stimulating and useful information in a field which is not over-endowed with guidebooks and how-to manuals.""-Australian Library Review ...""I recommend this book wholeheartedly for anyone interested in information organization, specifically for news media libraries, schools of library and information studies and communication and journalism libraries, and in media general. I'd also recommend this book for anyone interested in actually working in a news library. There are 656 pages to read, but I think well worth the effort.""-RQ Spring 1994"
Author Information
BARBARA P. SEMONCHE is Library Director at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill School of Journalism and Mass Communication. She was formerly the library director for the Durham Herald Company, and she has published widely on newspaper libraries.
