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Managing Digital Library Content: Issues and Challenges


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This article defines digital library and its content. It also discusses various functions of content management with special reference to digital library. Selection and acquisition, indexing, storage, retrieval, maintenance and intellectual rights are some of the key functions of content management. Issues regarding authority, surrogate, creation, formats, intellectual property rights and cost of acquisition and maintenance of digital content are highlighted.

Keywords

Digital Library, Content Management.
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Mohd Nazim
Department of Library and Information Science, Aligarh Muslim Universtiy, Aligarh 202002
India


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Authors

Mohd Nazim
Department of Library and Information Science, Aligarh Muslim Universtiy, Aligarh 202002, India

Abstract


This article defines digital library and its content. It also discusses various functions of content management with special reference to digital library. Selection and acquisition, indexing, storage, retrieval, maintenance and intellectual rights are some of the key functions of content management. Issues regarding authority, surrogate, creation, formats, intellectual property rights and cost of acquisition and maintenance of digital content are highlighted.

Keywords


Digital Library, Content Management.

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