e-Branches
I don't like to copy-paste articles into blogposts, but for anyone interested in the idea of e-branches, here's a good article I found. (available at UNL through OmniFile)
Kenny, Brian. "The Virtual Gets Real." Library Journal, 2003, vol 128 (15): 32-35.
"Librarians have been exploring electronic content and services for years, certainly since the card catalogs were automated in the early 1980s and users could access them through dial-up connections later in the decade. But in the past few years, with online content exploding via full-text databases and e-books, and new services, such as chat reference, suddenly available, the whole notion of the virtual library has become much more real."
Kenny, Brian. "The Virtual Gets Real." Library Journal, 2003, vol 128 (15): 32-35.
"Librarians have been exploring electronic content and services for years, certainly since the card catalogs were automated in the early 1980s and users could access them through dial-up connections later in the decade. But in the past few years, with online content exploding via full-text databases and e-books, and new services, such as chat reference, suddenly available, the whole notion of the virtual library has become much more real."
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