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Google is “going back to the future” (my apologies the movie writer I stole this from) and working with the Harvard libraries to develop technologies to provide access to library holdings<\/a>. Harvard has about 15 million volumes so it represents a good test site. <\/p>\n

The back to the future comment – my way of saying that students may actually rediscover the library.<\/p>\n

See my earlier post regarding a similar project at the Library of Congress<\/a><\/p>\n

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Google is “going back to the future” (my apologies the movie writer I stole this from) and working with the Harvard libraries to develop technologies to provide access to library holdings. Harvard has about 15 million volumes so it represents a good test site. The back to the future comment – my way of saying … Continue reading Harvard and Google Collaboration<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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