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Peer reviewedTyckoson, David – Technicalities, 1989
Reviews several CD-ROM products displayed at the March 1989 International Conference on CD-ROM sponsored by Microsoft. Product capabilities for handling text, audio, images, and full motion video are described, and potential applications for information retrieval are discussed. (CLB)
Descriptors: Audiodisks, Computer Storage Devices, Illustrations, Information Retrieval
Download full textWeimer, Douglas Reid – 1990
American copyright law provides a means of stimulating intellectual development and protecting the ownership interests of the authors of copyrighted works. Over the years, U.S. copyright law has evolved in order to respond to societal and technological changes. Under the copyright statute certain uses of a copyrighted work are permitted under the…
Descriptors: Audiodisks, Computer Storage Devices, Copyrights, Fair Use (Copyrights)
Peer reviewedBorman, Stu – Chemical and Engineering News, 1989
Centers on the current interest of using CD-ROM for text retrieval. Describes the digital video interactive (DVI) system which integrates graphics, audio, and video images with text. Explores why CD-ROM use by scientists is limited. (MVL)
Descriptors: Audiodisks, Audiovisual Aids, Chemical Nomenclature, Chemistry
