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My name is Greg Bem and I starting in Fall, 2011, I will be a student in the online MLIS program at the iSchool at University of Washington. This blog concerns information, the rainy landscape of Seattle, and libraries. You can email me at gbem419 at uw.edu for any MLIS related questions and at gregbem at gmail.com for anything else.

Closer to Full Information Operations

Posted on January 20, 2012 by Greg Bem

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