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google library dominoes
02.20.2007, 2:00 AM
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Princeton is the latest university to partner up with the Google library project, signing an agreement to have 1 million public domain books scanned over the next six years. Over at ALA Techsource Tom Peters voices the growing unease among librarians worried about the long-term implications of commercial enclosure of the world's leading research libraries.
Posted by ben vershbow at 02:00 AM
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tags: digitization , google_book_search , libraries , library , princeton



