Uniwersyteckie Czasopisma NaukoweRozwój teorii transferu informacji: rewolucja czy ewolucja?
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teoria informacji, transfer informacji, informacja naukowaAbstrakt
Artykuł skupia się na teorii przepływu informacji. Przeprowadzenie analizy miało służyć adaptacji nauk o informacji i bibliotekoznawstwa do technologii Web 2.0, w taki sposób, by umożliwić sprostanie wyzwaniom XXI w.
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