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the really modern library

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The folks at the The Institute For The Future Of The Book and the Digital Library Federation are having a series of brainstorming meetings to discuss what they call "the really modern library." Read more at the Institute’s blog:

The goal of this project is to shed light on the big questions about future accessibility and usability of analog culture in a digital, networked world.

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