The Database of Recorded American Music
By Lisa Kahlden In the late 1990s, the consumer market for the compact disc, a format which had been a
boon to the music industry through the earliest years of the decade, began to show signs of fatigue... Read Article Online |
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The Afghanistan Digital Library Project
By The Afghanistan Digital Library Editorial Team Although Afghanistan's cultural heritage--monuments, art, and books--has suffered much damage and
loss, particularly in the 1990s, much has remained protected in private and public collections outside the country... Read Article Online |
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SFX: Providing Easier Access to E-Journals and Other Digital
Scholarly Resources By Gloria Rohmann & Tom McNulty Have you ever had the experience of searching a database,
finding a citation to an article you really want, and then wondering where to go to get the full text version? Is it in
BobCat? Is it in one of those "packages" of e-journals, like JSTOR? Or maybe one of those huge general databases, like ProQuest?... Read Article Online | Download PDF
Developing an Image Database for IFA's Aphrodisias
Project By Matt Zimmerman, Lorna Hughes & Christopher Ratté For more than 40 years, teams of archeologists have been excavating and documenting the archeological site
at Aphrodisias, Turkey. The Institute of Fine Arts (IFA) at NYU has been sending teams to participate in this activity since
1961... Read Article Online |
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Why is ArcGIS an Improvement? By Antonio Lopez Unlike other versions of Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI)'s Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
software, ArcGIS 8 is an integrated Geographic Information System... Read Article Online |
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What Are Full E-mail Headers? By Eduardo De León All e-mails have two parts: a header and a body. The body is the main part of the e-mail, which contains the
sender's message. The header is the part that contains technical information about the message... Read Article Online |
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