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The National Bibliographic Information Network (NBINet) in Taiwan is a bibliographic database established on 30 October 1991 and maintained by the National ... Toreadthefullversionofthiscontentpleaseselectoneoftheoptionsbelow: Otheraccessoptions YoumaybeabletoaccessthiscontentbylogginginviayourEmeraldprofile. Login RentthiscontentfromDeepDyve RentfromDeepDyve Ifyouthinkyoushouldhaveaccesstothiscontent,clicktocontactoursupportteam. Contactus Pleasenoteyoudonothaveaccesstoteachingnotes Otheraccessoptions YoumaybeabletoaccessteachingnotesbylogginginviayourEmeraldprofile. Login Ifyouthinkyoushouldhaveaccesstothiscontent,clicktocontactoursupportteam. Contactus Abstract TheNationalBibliographicInformationNetwork(NBINet)inTaiwanisabibliographicdatabaseestablishedon30October1991andmaintainedbytheNationalCentralLibrary.In1998therewere26memberlibrariesand70non‐memberlibrariesinNBINet,whichisconsideredacomprehensivedatabaseforChinesestudiesworldwideandcontainsmorethan1.6millionbibliographicrecords.ThispaperdiscussestheproblemsencounteredintheestablishmentofNBINetandthesolutionsrelatedtocomputersandnetworks,NBINet’sutilizationontheInternet,anduserexpectationsofNBINet. Keywords Bibliographies Databases Taiwan Internet Computernetworks Cataloguing Citation EmilyYang,C.(1999),"EstablishingtheNationalBibliographicInformationNetwork(NBINet)inTaiwan:Aninformationtechnologyandnetworkperspective",AsianLibraries,Vol.8No.7,pp.231-245.https://doi.org/10.1108/10176749910287611 Publisher: MCBUPLtd Copyright©1999,MCBUPLimited × Support&Feedback Managecookies We’relistening—telluswhatyouthink Somethingdidn’twork… Reportbugshere Allfeedbackisvaluable Pleaseshareyourgeneralfeedback MemberofEmeraldEngage? Youcanjoininthediscussionbyjoiningthecommunityorlogginginhere.YoucanalsofindoutmoreaboutEmeraldEngage. Joinusonourjourney Platformupdatepage Visitemeraldpublishing.com/platformupdatetodiscoverthelatestnewsandupdates Questions&MoreInformation Answerstothemostcommonlyaskedquestionshere