Subject authority control in the world of internet

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Volumn 6, Issue 3, 1996, Pages 21-27

  Micco, Mary ^a  

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EID: 0041549568     PISSN: 10586768     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Review

References (4)

1. Anon. "A Literature Search for information on Native Americans." Dialog(R) File 648: Trade & Industry ASAP (TM) 1994 15234861. Full text record. v17. No.2. p 45 (10)...subject access to electronic information on this network (Internet) is still primitive compared to the powerful command languages that searchers have become accustomed to with online services
2. Bowman, C. Michael et alia. "Scalable Internet Resource Discovery: Research Problems and Approaches". Communications of the ACM. August, 1994. Vol. 37. No.8. pp98-114. "Taxonomies allow a more uniform search space than is possible solely by content-indexing of documents". Expert system technology could be developed to match the key terms in the document against similar documents. The author could then select the class number and index terms that seemed most relevant adding more as needed. "We believe tools should be developed that allow authors to mark up their documents with classification terms from some selected set of taxonomies."
3. Broad, William J. "Doing Science on the Network: A Long Way from Gutenberg." New York Times, Tuesday, May 18, 1993, p.B10, col 1. "Much of the beauty and wonder of Internet and its resources...could become a horrific problem. Systems and people will shut down. I know people who have stopped using Internet because they get 500 messages a day."
4. Kubany Susan K., President of Omnet, Inc..quoted in Reinhart, Andy. "Managing the New Document" Byte. Vol. 19. No. 8. August, 1994. "A document will no longer be a single file but rather a book of pointers to text objects, data objects, images, fonts, and so on" p.93