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      The World Wide Web Virtual Library of museums

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      Information Services and Use
      IOS Press

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          Abstract

          The World Wide Web (WWW) Virtual Library of museums is an interactive directory of on-line museums on the global Internet computer network of networks. Virtual ‘visitors’ can select a ‘hyperlink’ to a museum of their choice (categorised by country) and view on-line hypermedia information and exhibits provided by that museum. Since its inception in 1994, the page has received over 200,000 visits, with around a thousand a day recently, easily the most popular page at our site. The paper includes a brief introduction to this library, some of the museum sites linked to it, visitor statistics, and possible future directions.

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          ISU
          Information Services and Use
          IOS Press (Nieuwe Hemweg 6B, 1013 BG Amsterdam, The Netherlands )
          0167-5265
          1995
          : 15
          : 4 , Electronic Imaging and the Visual Arts 1995
          : 317-324
          Affiliations
          [1]Oxford University Computing Laboratory, Wolfson Building, Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3QD, UK. Email: Jonathan.Bowen@comlab.ox.ac.uk
          Article
          ISU15(4)08
          10.3233/ISU-1995-15408
          ebe4cfc8-34ac-4365-b3d9-bb8e0b8a2c6d
          © IOS Press
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          Pages: 8
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          Papers from the 1995 “Electronic Imaging and the Visual Arts” Conference held at the National Gallery, London, 24–28 July 1995
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          Information & Library science,Communication & Media studies
          Information & Library science, Communication & Media studies

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