cNet’s News.com reports that several universities are developing their own digital libraries to meet the needs of tech-savvy students who are used to doing research online. Stanford, for example, hopes to have an entirely bookless engineering library within five years. This would be in addition to the work Stanford is already doing to help Google develop a massive online collection for the general public.
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