An article about Google’s plans to digitise library book collections from the Inside Higher Ed website. There are a wide range of feelings and opinions about these kinds of plans, e.g. some people are in favour of increasing ease of access to collections, whilst others are worried about Google having too much monopoloy and control [...]
Posts Tagged ‘google books’
Google & Uni of Michigan Book Digitisation Project
Posted in Books, Digitisation, tagged Books, Digitisation, Google, google books on May 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Alien Life and Astrobiology: some library resources
Posted in Books, Electronic Journals, Electronic Resources, Library, tagged aliens, astrobiology, Books, Electronic Journals, google books, Library on May 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Are there other life forms in the Universe? I can’t answer that question, as I haven’t spotted any UFOs over North Wales recently, but I can direct you to some library resources at Bangor University where you can begin exploring this question. There is a short article by Rami T.F. Rekola called Life and habitable [...]
Changelings and Fairy Brides
Posted in Books, tagged Books, catalogue, changelings, fairies, google books, Library on May 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Regular readers of this blog will soon notice that, as a librarian, I don’t really have a preference for what we call electronic resources (online journals, databases, and so on) or printed resources (books, journals, etc). Journals, by the way, for any non academic people happening upon this blog, are collections of essays written by [...]