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Google has announced plans to work with some of the world’s leading research libraries to make millions of books from their collections freely available on the Web. A panel discusses what the trend toward online access means for students, scholars, publishers, libraries, and the way all of us use the Internet.
Guests
- Patricia Schroeder President of the Assocation of American Publishers
- Danny Sullivan Editor of Search Engine Watch.
- Carla Hayden Director of the Enoch Pratt Free Library and past president of the American Library Assn
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