British Library Digitizes With the Help of Microsoft

The British Library has struck a deal with Microsoft to digitize out-of-copyright books, journals, maps and manuscripts from its collection. The content will be available through the Library's website in conjunction with the recently announced MSN® Book Search. Microsoft plans to collaborate with organizations and libraries to develop an online archive collection to compete with the Google Print™ program.
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