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Colin Steele - University Librarian and Director of Scholarly Information Strategies

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Steele, Colin

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The Australian National University, Emeritus Faculty Inc.

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This interview with Colin Steele of the ANU Library, is part of the ANU Emeritus Faculty's Oral History Program.

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ANU Emeritus Faculty Oral History Project

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Open Access

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After they have given their interviews, interviewees are asked to assign copyright for the recordings to Emeritus Faculty, but with conditions of access decided by individual interviewees if they wish. Interviewees have not generally applied conditions to use of the audio or written material in this project, but should you, the listener or reader, want to reproduce or use the information in any way, you should check with Emeritus Faculty for any limitations on use, and for help in contacting the interviewee should that be necessary.

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