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Commercial Values are Homogenizing Collections and Clouding Librarians' Professional Objectives
Published Friday, November 05, 2010 by James | E-mail this post
Chronicle of Higher Education
Approval plans + overworked reference staff + consortial purchasing = homogenized collections.
It's a problem....
The more homogenized we become, the bigger takeover target we become for L.S.S.I.
Approval plans + overworked reference staff + consortial purchasing = homogenized collections.
It's a problem....
The more homogenized we become, the bigger takeover target we become for L.S.S.I.
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