Strategies for Preservation and Increased Access to Newspapers in Nigerian University Libraries

Akobundu Dike Ugah

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Digital and Traditional Archives Management Library Science and Information Information Science and Libraries

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Information is an essential commodity that is necessary for human and societal interaction and development. It is a must in all facets of human existence and development. Human beings must communicate and the essential ingredient of that communication is information. Institutions of learning, no matter the level, impart general and specialized knowledge through the provision of information to its

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1999Should Newspaper Preservation be a Lottery

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