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February 23, 2010

The German Digital Library in Competition with Google?

The German Digital Library wants to make millions of books, films, images and audio recordings accessible online. More than 30,000 libraries, museums and archives are expected to contribute their digitized cultural artifacts. The idea, in part, is to compete with Google Books. But will it work?

Read news story: A German Library for the 21st Century

Posted by Doug Newcomb at 08:29 AM in Copyright, European Union | Permalink

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