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Online Information Review, Volume 23
Volume 23, Number 1, 1999
- Jennifer E. Rowley:
Document publishing system: A review of current issues. 3-9 - Julio Encinas, Juan Lloréns
, Adoración de Miguel Castaño:
A classification-matching combination for image retrieval. 11-18 - Martha E. Williams:
New database products- science, technology and medicine (issue 13). 19-34
Volume 23, Number 2, 1999
- Martha E. Williams, Daniel E. Burgard:
New database products: social science, humanities, news and general (issue 13). 67-80 - Kendra Jones:
Linguistic searching versus relevance ranking: Dr-Link and Target. 67-80
Volume 23, Number 3, 1999
- Tham Yoke Chun:
World wide web robots: an overview. 135-142 - Martha E. Williams:
New database products: business and law (issue 13). 147-165
Volume 23, Number 4, 1999
- Kayvan Kousha:
DVD: The next evolutionary step for publishing multimedia reference sources. 203-209 - Martha E. Williams, Linda C. Smith:
New database products: science, technology, and medicine (issue 14). 215-224
Volume 23, Number 5, 1999
- David Nicholas
, Paul Huntington, Nat Lievesley, Richard Withey:
Cracking the code: web log analysis. 263-269 - Martha E. Williams, Daniel E. Burgard
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New database products: social science, humanities, news and general (Issue 14). 271-282 - Bette Brunelle:
Quieting the crowd: the clamour for full text. 297-302
Volume 23, Number 6, 1999
- Titia van der Werf-Davelaar:
Identification and resolution systems for networked access to information. 325-331 - Martha E. Williams, Harry A. Gaylord:
New database products: business and law. 333-341
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