...), regard websites as records other than correspondence systems. For example, the National Archives and Records Service Act (Act No. 43 of 1996) defines a record as “recorded information, regardless of form or medium, created or received by a governmental body in pursuance of its activities...

... on understandable terminology and appropriate charts and figures to assist anyone attempting to manage and direct a project. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 --> Librarians Museums Project management Government Information profession Having recently chaired a University of California...

... gazetteers document impact of the Cultural Revolution to religions and followers, and re‐development after the political movement. New gazetteers contain detailed accounts of local social groups and non‐governmental organizations. Information that can be found include but is not limited to the name...

... characteristics of American Indian populations, sometimes as separate data sets. Due to this long‐standing, governmental entanglement, materials pertaining to American Indians are similarly interwoven throughout a government documents collection. To conduct the analysis, the authors searched the library...

...Sandhya D. Srivastava Peter   Hernon , Robert E.   Dugan and John A.   Shuler . US Government on the Web: Getting the Information You Need (2nd ed.) . Englewood, CO : Libraries Unlimited   2001 . 405 pp. , ISBN: ISBN 156308886X   $54.00 (softback) USA...