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PRESTEL'S LESSONS FOR AMERICANS.

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Title: PRESTEL'S LESSONS FOR AMERICANS.
Authors: Maynes, E. Scott1
Source: Advances in Consumer Research. 1984, Vol. 11 Issue 1, p520-524. 5p.
Abstract: Prestel, the British version of videotex, has been operating as a commercial information storage and retrieval system for several years. During 1981-82 the author undertook a critical review of Prestel from the consumer viewpoint. The fundamental question explored was the extent to which Prestel provided satisfactory answers to questions addressed to it by consumers, as compared with alternative information sources. This paper summarizes "lessons" for Americans that emerged from the author's review of Prestel. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Subject Terms: *Data transmission systems, *Information storage & retrieval systems, *Information resources, *Consumer protection, *Consumer education, Prestel (Videotex system), Videotex systems, Interactive videos, Television display systems
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ISSN: 00989258
Database: Business Source Complete