Exploring the evolution of digital libraries, this book delves into three key aspects: the role of electronic encyclopaedias, the significance of metadata, and the collaborative features that enhance library functionality. It examines how modern digital libraries, including wikis and social networks, have transformed content creation and organization, attracting millions of users despite their unconventional methods. The implications of these developments remain largely unexplored, making this an essential read for understanding the future of information management.
