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<i>Abstractions of Evidence in the Study of Manuscripts and Early Printed Books</i>. By J<span class="smallCaps">oseph</span> A. D<span class="smallCaps">ane</span>.

Germaine Warkentin.

in The Library

December 2010; p ublished online January 2011 .

Journal Article. Subjects: Exhibition Catalogues and Specific Collections; Bibliography; Museums, Libraries, and Information Sciences. 1405 words.

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Academic Libraries

R. David Lankes.

in The New Librarianship Field Guide

June 2016; p ublished online January 2017 .

Chapter. Subjects: Museums, Libraries, and Information Sciences. 1968 words.

Academic libraries proactively speed the scholarly conversation. This chapter covers several ideas for implementing community/knowledge based services in academic libraries.

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<i>The Acquisition of Books by Chetham's Library</i>, 1655–1700. By M<span class="smallCaps">atthew</span> Y<span class="smallCaps">eo</span>.

Adam Mosley.

in The Library

June 2012; p ublished online June 2012 .

Journal Article. Subjects: Exhibition Catalogues and Specific Collections; Bibliography; Museums, Libraries, and Information Sciences. 992 words.

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<i>Ad Fontes</i>: A New Look at the Watermarks on Paper Copies of the Gutenberg Bible

Isabel Feder McCarthy.

in The Library

June 2016; p ublished online June 2016 .

Journal Article. Subjects: Exhibition Catalogues and Specific Collections; Bibliography; Museums, Libraries, and Information Sciences. 8525 words.

This article reassesses the foundations for the widely held view that the paper used to print surviving paper copies of the Gutenberg Bible came from Piedmont. Starting with a summary of...

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<i>‘Ad utilità pubblica’: Politique des bibliothèques et pratiques du livre à Florence au XVIII<sup>e</sup> siècle</i>. By E<span class="smallCaps">manuelle</span> C<span class="smallCaps">hapron</span>.

Anthony Hobson.

in The Library

March 2010; p ublished online April 2010 .

Journal Article. Subjects: Exhibition Catalogues and Specific Collections; Bibliography; Museums, Libraries, and Information Sciences. 1837 words.

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ADAMS, David Robert Hutchinson (<i>born</i> 1951), Librarian and College Archivist, Trinity College Dublin, 2002–12

in Who's Who

P ublished online November 2015 .

Reference Entry. Subjects: History; Social and Cultural History; Museums, Libraries, and Information Sciences. 185 words.

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ADAMS, Sheenagh (<i>born</i> 1957), Keeper of the Registers of Scotland, since 2009

in Who's Who

P ublished online November 2015 .

Reference Entry. Subjects: History; Social and Cultural History; Museums, Libraries, and Information Sciences. 133 words.

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An Additional Incunabulum in Westminster Abbey Library

Christopher D. Cook and Mirjam M. Foot.

in The Library

June 2014; p ublished online June 2014 .

Journal Article. Subjects: Exhibition Catalogues and Specific Collections; Bibliography; Museums, Libraries, and Information Sciences. 531 words.

This note adds one addendum to the authors' recently printed catalogue Incunabula in the Westminster Abbey and Westminster School Libraries (2013).

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Adopting Open Source Software

Brian Fitzgerald, Jay P. Kesan, Barbara Russo, Maha Shaikh and Giancarlo Succi.

October 2011; p ublished online August 2013 .

Book. Subjects: Museums, Libraries, and Information Sciences. 192 pages.

Government agencies and public organizations often consider adopting open source software (OSS) for reasons of transparency, cost, citizen access, and greater efficiency in communication...

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Adoption Factors of Ubiquitous Broadband

Sangwon Lee and Justin S. Brown.

in Beyond Broadband Access

June 2013; p ublished online September 2015 .

Chapter. Subjects: Museums, Libraries, and Information Sciences. 5743 words.

This chapter focuses on the adoption factors of ubiquitous broadband that includes both fixed and mobile technologies. It first considers how both fixed and mobile broadband networks are...

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