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“Sharing My Bias”: We're From the Govern ....

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“Sharing My Bias”: We're From the Government, and We're Here to Help

Al Carlson Tampa Bay Library Consortium, Tampa, Florida, USA

Pages 61-64 | Published online: 25 Jan 2010

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https://doi.org/10.1080/10723030903455568

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This article describes reference skills as a sharable resource, particularly in light of the development of e-government and the demands it places on public services staff in libraries.

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e-government
reference
resource sharing

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