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Panel on National Bibliographic Resources during the 3rd International Bibliographic Congress, April 28, 2021

5 May 2021 – Pat Riva

When invited to participate in the panel on National Bibliographic Resources, moderated by Mathilde Koskas, chair of the Bibliography Section, I was concerned about being able to participate due to time zones. Organizers and participants(!) were very flexible in holding the panels involving North American panelists in the evening (in […]

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Bibliography in a Digital Age IFLA Satellite Meeting Warsaw, 9th August 2012

17 August 2012 – nwilson

A satellite meeting of the main IFLA Conference in Helsinki took place in Warsaw on 9th August 2012, kindly hosted by the National Library of Poland. The purpose of the event was to share: experiences, techniques and challenges in the creation and management of national bibliographic services and to begin […]

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Bibliography Section Communication Plan

22 December 2009 – bibliography

The IFLA Bibliography Section Standing Committee wishes to strengthen communication between Standing Committee members, section members and hopefully a broader audience with an interest in bibliography issues. In support of this, the Standing Committee has prepared a communication plan that is now available at the Section’s website. Carsten H. Andersen, Chair, […]

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