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Google Digitization article in Library Issues

Barbara Fister has an article in Library Issues titled Google's Digitization Project � What Difference Will it Make? The online version of the article is available free to non-subscribers of Library Issues for one week (through March 7). If you or your institution doesn't subscribe to LI, check it out while you have the chance.

Posted by Eli on March 1, 2005 11:02 AM |

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Thanks, Barbara, for notice of this article. I didn't know Library Issues was online and a chance to read full text, even with a time limit, is always lovely. The core of the article was how libraries impact learning and research in a way that Google cannot. I looked through the references for a project I'm working on. The summary of online book sites was helpful. I'm going to find: Vannevar Bush. “As We May Think.” Atlantic Monthly July 1945: 101-108.

Posted by: Lissa | March 3, 2005 06:05 PM