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By: David Dawson, Museums, Libraries and Archives Council For: Museums Computer Group Spring Conference 2008 Wednesday 23rd April, 2008, Swansea

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Museums & Europeana The MICHAEL Project is funded under the European Commission eTEN Programme David Dawson Museums, Libraries and Archives Council

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