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Google Book Settlement Market Analysis
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- Subject: Google Book Settlement Market Analysis
- From: "B.G. Sloan" <bgsloan2@yahoo.com>
- Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2010 22:31:35 EDT
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Michael Cairns, former president of R.R. Bowker and Managing Partner, Information Media Partners has published a paper titled "Database of Riches: Measuring the Options for Google's Book Settlement Roll Out." An executive summary is at: http://bit.ly/cB2NgY The full report is at: http://bit.ly/aA5VrX And a Library Journal interview with Cairns is at: http://bit.ly/c2IY0C The LJ article notes: "In a paper titled 'A Database of Riches: Measuring the Options for Google's Book Settlement Roll Out,' Michael Cairns, former president of R.R. Bowker and Managing Partner, Information Media Partners, offers some informed - though admittedly not definitive - analysis of 'the potential market opportunity that the Google Book Settlement could represent.'" Among other things, Cairns estimates that 47% of the 9198 public libraries in the US will subscribe, at an average price of $21,000, and that 65% of academic libraries would subscribe at an average price of $55,000. (Library Journal asked him to explain those estimates). Bernie Sloan
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