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Brian Campbell Vickery - It is essential to stress...

It is essential to stress that information science is not solely concerned with science information, nor indeed only with the provision of information to academic and professional workers, but with all forms of information transfer in society. (Brian Campbell Vickery)

It is essential to stress that information science is not solely concerned with science information, nor indeed only with the provision of information to academic and professional workers, but with all forms of information transfer in society.

Brian Campbell Vickery

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