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September 24, 2006
Richard Charkin, Public Libraries and Google
May I draw readers attention to Richard Charkin's blog this morning.
The matter of Google is particularly interesting and informative;you can see from Richard's explanation, the very serious questions that are being raised that affect a publisher's need to protect the copyrights of their authors and writers. I'm in the curious situation - (actually as we all are) of needing them both. There is a veritable bear pit into which one fears to tread-- I wonder how it will look in a hundred years time.
There is also a good debate going on about public libraries
Posted by Tim Coates at September 24, 2006 11:42 AM
Comments
Readers and librarians (and the many people who are both!) might like to look at the Google Debate sponsored by EPS in London, too: http://googledebate.epsltd.com/
Posted by: Karen Christensen at September 24, 2006 1:02 PM