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![]() DRĂGULĂNESCU, Nicolae-George. Concepte ale societăţii informaţionale „Informare” – „Informaţie”. In: Magazin bibliologic, 2011, nr. 1-2, pp. 3-6. ISSN 1857-1476. |
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“Information” and “appraisal” are nowadays more than ever essential concepts of human activity and life. In addition, today information is one of the most valuable and important resources for more and more organizations. The concept “information” (in English only in the singular) could be defined as a |
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