Information sources for the press and broadcast media
By: editor, Sarah Adair.
Contributors: First ed. edited by Selwyn Eagle.; Adair, Sarah.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Series: Guides to information sources; Guides to information sources (London, England)
Publisher: Bowker-Saur
Published: 1999
Place of publication: London; New Providence, NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 242
Subjects: Mass media -- Informations services; Mass media -- Research; Internet
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: A journalist's view of the changes in information access for newspapers over the years / Peter Cole; title: The new look of news information handling for television / Debra Bade; title: From gopher to guru : the changing role of a BBC television program information researcher / Annabel Colley; title: The media library into the 21st century / Richard Withey; title: The changing role of the news librarian : use of the Internet worldwide / Nora Paul; title: Internet use at The guardian/observer / Helen Martin; title: The News International newspaper's intranet experience / Gertrud Erbach and Lynda Iley; title: Good news, bad news : credibility of information and data gathered from the Internet and the World Wide Web / Barbara P. Semonche; title: How long will it take you to digitise those pictures? / Pat Baird; title: Written archives in broadcasting with particular reference to the BBC / Jacqueline Kavanaugh; title: Sound recordings / Sally Hine; title: Film and video libraries : the BBC experience / Sue Malden; title: The future of the BBC archives / Adam Lee; title: Ethical and legal issues for media librarians / Barrie MacDonald.