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RE: Data on circulation of books
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- Subject: RE: Data on circulation of books
- From: "Hamaker, Charles" <cahamake@email.uncc.edu>
- Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2007 21:54:15 EST
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Joe Esposito wrote: >My principal regret is that money and time (and time is the >bigger factor) are being expended by some against the >expectation that there will be an enormous boon for scholars >when, say, all the books published in 1919 are suddenly >available at the click of a mouse. I would have preferred, >cheapskate that I am, for the proposition to be tested first. Joe, we've got this in our DNA. Recall the huge microform sets we bought of long forgotten tomes, in the belief that this would make content available to scholars that was at the time only held in difficult to access repositories or a miniscule number of copies worldwide. We believe that access to information is good. That's not a theory, it's an article of faith. Chuck Hamaker Associate University Librarian Collections and Technical Services Atkins Library University of North Carolina Charlotte Charlotte, NC 28223
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