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By: Johnson, SteveMaterial type: Text

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TextPublication details: New York Basic Books 1997Description: 264pISBN: 0465036805Subject(s): Telecommunication - Social aspects | Information technology - Social aspects | Computers - Social aspects | Information societyDDC classification: JOH

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Book	Ruskin College Library	Ruskin College Library	301.243 JOH (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		R32528Y0085

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