A utopian place of criticism? Brokering access to network information

Lorcan Dempsey, Rosemary Russell, Robin Murray

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    Abstract

    The management of autonomous, heterogeneous network resources and services provides new challenges which libraries are now addressing. This paper outlines an approach based on the construction of broker services which mediate access to resources. It outlines a framework – the MODELS Information Architecture – for thinking about the components of broker services and their logical arrangement. It describes several development projects and services which show how brokers are developing. It uses examples drawn from the serials environment to describe some of the issues. Technologists understand that they must build more stable and unobtrusive media. They must establish more coherent contexts into which the technology may disappear.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)33-70
    Number of pages38
    JournalJournal of Documentation
    Volume55
    Issue number1
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 1999

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