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| with computing, algorithms and information technologies (p.2) |
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| with information recorded in documents, with meaning and knowledge. (librarianship and documentation). (p.2) |
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| with recordable information and knowledge, and the technologies and related services that facilitate their management and use. (p.2) |
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| with the effective collections, storage, retrieval and use of information (p.2) |
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| on the communication chain of recorded information: creation, dissemination, indexing, retrieval, use, archiving, disposal. (p.3) |
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| What kind of discipline... |
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| meta-science; inter-science; postmodern science; interface science; superior science; rhetorical science; nomad science; interdisciplinary subject; ; knowledge science; (p.4) |
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| human-computer interaction; information literacy; information management; documentation; library management; knowledge management; information organization; information society studies; bibliometrics; information seeking; information retrieval (p.5) |
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| Makes the information science unique (p.8) |
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| First became known as discipline |
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| During 1950s «Jason Farradane» (p.8) |
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| The establishment of a new discipline |
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| The need to deal with the 'information explosion', the very rapid expansion in publications of all kinds dealing particularly with scientifi c and technical information (p.10) |
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