Digital images in libraries: an overview

Abstract

Image collections of various types are maintained by organisations of all sizes, in all sectors. The term ‘picture library’ is commonly used to refer to a commercial operation that sells access to a large archive of photographic images: well‐known examples are Getty Images and Corbis. Collections that are smaller in size but equivalent in function are to be found in private‐ and public‐sector institutions everywhere. These collections may be further categorised on the basis of:

Citation

Furner, J. (1997), "Digital images in libraries: an overview", VINE, Vol. 27 No. 3, pp. 3-7. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb040636