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<above> AGLS Endorsed Australia-wide

documents, demonstrating Dublin
The Australian Government officially endorsed AGLS in November 1998 for use by all levels of governmentdublincore.org. This made Dublin Core (via AGLS) a mandated standard for Australian government websites and documents, demonstrating Dublin Core’s applicability to public-sector information management.

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Event Details

Year
1998
Event Type
Publishing / standard

Key Participants

  • Australian Governemt

References

  • Primary Reference
    DCMI: Australian Government Locator Service (AGLS)

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