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Using distributed objects for digital library interoperability

Paepcke et al., 1996

Document ID
18100847092179379186
Author
Paepcke A
Cousins S
García-Molina H
Hassan S
Ketchpel S
Roscheisen M
Winograd T
Publication year
Publication venue
Computer

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Information repositories are just one of many services tomorrow's digital libraries might offer. Other services include automated news summarization, trend analysis across news repositories, and copyright-related facilities. This distributed collection of services has the …
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