Abstract: "Over 6,000 words and expressions related to the information management professions. Topics covered include computer systems, librarianship, knowledge management, language classification and cataloguing, the Internet and copyright. Ideal for anyone who wants information and library management terminology in a clear, concise format." "Terms are explained in clear, simple English; examples and quotations from magazines show words used in context. Definitions and explanations are given in jargon-free English and enhanced by encyclopedic commentaries. The book is ideal for students and employees in the fields of librarianship and information management. Supplements include copyright and data protection law, information skills and a list of key resources on the web."--Jacket. Other Notes Previous edition: published as Dictionary of library and information management by Janet Stevenson. Teddington: Peter Collin, 1997. Electronic version Online access via Credo Reference: http://www.credoreference.com/vol/457 Published in: London Physical description: 229, [21] p.; 20 cm.

Not recorded