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The Random House Dictionary Of New Information Technology
The Random House Dictionary Of New Information Technology

By Michael Gordon, M. Gordon, Alan Singleton, A. J. Meadows, Arthur Jack Meadows

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206 pages : 21 cm Originally published: Dictionary of new information technology. London : Kogan Page ; New York : Nichols Pub. Co., 1982

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Learned Societies, Journals And Collaboration With Publishers
Learned Societies, Journals And Collaboration With Publishers

By Alan Singleton

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Alan Singleton. Bl (r & D) Report No. 5565. Bibliography: P. 163-164.

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