Crossing a Digital Divide: AACR2 and Unaddressed Problems of Networked Resources.

The advent of the World Wide Web marks profound changes in how we use sources of information such as databases, indexes, and archives and how we use representations of knowledge such as maps, pictures, sounds, books, and journal articles. We are using the Web to change how we communicate with one another-how we read and write, how we speak and listen. We are using the Web to change how we do business-how we make and assemble things, how we buy and sell things. We are using the Web to change how we entertain ourselves. We are using the Web to change how we work. In short, we are using the Web to change our culture, to change how we live.