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Information and communication technologies, intellectual property rights and indigenous knowledge protection at universities: role of libraries
The framework for understanding Intellectual Property Rights and Indigenous Knowledge is studied in this paper. Discussion of acquisition of materials oral, written and archival reveals that knowledge gathering for purposes of conservation and preservation is one that needs urgent attention especial...
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2009
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