Where Google and Libraries Meet

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With the beta releases of Google Scholar and Google Book Search, Google is positioning itself in the library space as a key resource for many library patrons. This paper will look in more detail at these developments -- developments that have received mixed reactions in the library community. The focus will be on Google Scholar and on how it is being integrated with library resources.



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