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		<title>For the Love of Culture</title>
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Google, copyright, and our future
From Lawrence Lessig at The New Republic...
In early 2002, the filmmaker Grace Guggenheim--the daughter of the late Charles Guggenheim, one of America’s greatest documentarians, and the sister of the filmmaker Davis Guggenheim, who made An Inconvenient Truth-decided to do something that might strike most of us ...</description>
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		<title>Toward a New Alexandria</title>
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Imagining the future of libraries
By Lisbet Rausing at The New Republic...

Imagine a new Library of Alexandria. Imagine an archive that contains all the natural and social sciences of the West—our source-critical, referenced, peer-reviewed data—as well as the cultural and literary heritage of the world's civilizations, and many of the world’s ...</description>
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		<title>Fending Off Digital Decay, Bit by Bit</title>
		<description>From Patricia Cohen in the New York Times:
Among the archival material from Salman Rushdie currently on display atEmory University in Atlanta are inked book covers, handwritten journals and four Apple computers (one ruined by a spilled Coke). The 18 gigabytes of data they contain seemed to promise future biographers and literary ...</description>
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		<title>Google to digitise ancient Italian books</title>
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The Italian government has signed a deal with Google to put the contents of two national libraries on the internet.

From BBC News...
Up to one million antiquarian books - including works by Dante, Machiavelli and Galileo - will be scanned and made available free on Google Books.

There is no copyright issue ...</description>
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		<title>Latest Book Journal Papers</title>
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The most recent issue, Volume 7, Number 2, of The International Journal of the Book includes:

	 Corduroy Mansions in Cyberspace: Online Novels and      Their Implications to Print Publishing and the Traditional Novel by Jaime Robles.
	 Features of Scholarly Publishing in Small      Multilingual Publishing ...</description>
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		<title>Recently published in the Book Journal</title>
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The most recent issue, Volume 7, Number 2, of The International Journal of the Book includes:

	 Is Bibliography Reactionary? by Vincent      Giroud.
	 If u txt 2 much, duz it mean u cant spell: Exploring      the Connection between SMS Use and Lowered Performance in ...</description>
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		<title>Publishing: The Revolutionary Future</title>
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From Jason Epstein in the New York Review of Books:
The transition within the book publishing industry from physical inventory stored in a warehouse and trucked ...</description>
		<link>http://booksandpublishing.com/2010/02/publishing-the-revolutionary-future/</link>
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		<title>Book Journal, Volume 7, Number 2 now available</title>
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The second issue of Volume 7 of The International Journal of the Book is now available.

Volume 7, Number 2 includes:

	 Travels with More’s Utopia: Provenance Discovery      through Marginalia and Annotations by Robin Smith.
	 Young Adult Fiction in 1980s (West) Germany The      ...</description>
		<link>http://booksandpublishing.com/2010/02/book-journal-volume-7-number-2-now-available/</link>
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		<title>US Justice Department Criticizes Latest Google Book Deal</title>
		<description> From Miguel Helft in the New York Times:
In another blow to Google’s plan to create a giant digital library and bookstore, the Justice Department on Thursday said that a class-action settlement between the company and groups representing authors and publishers had significant legal problems, even after recent revisions.

In a 31-page ...</description>
		<link>http://booksandpublishing.com/2010/02/justice-dept-criticizes-latest-google-book-deal/</link>
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		<title>Can Apple’s iPad Save the Media After All?</title>
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From Eliot Van Buskirk in Wired.com's Epicenter:
Now, the hard part.

Before it existed, Apple’s iPad was infused with the wishful expectations of a thousand hopeful constituencies, none with more at stake than a host of media businesses still grappling to find a killer app in ...</description>
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