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Information Space | The Necessity of Information Scientists and iSchools: Separating Technology from ‘Magic’

Posted on November 29, 2012 by infophile

The Necessity of Information Scientists and iSchools: Separating Technology from ‘Magic’ via Information Space @ Syracuse University iSchool

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