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Stanford Google Library Project
Stanford University is collaborating with Google Inc. on an ambitious
plan to digitize large numbers of books from the Stanford University
Libraries’ collections. This project marks a significant contribution
towards our vision of a digitized library that will provide scholars
at Stanford and beyond with unprecedented access to scholarly information.
Google has also launched similar projects with libraries at Harvard
University, the University
of Michigan, the New
York Public Library, and Oxford
University
For more information about this project, see:
Stanford
and Google Book Search: Statement of Support and Participation
Stanford Google
Library Project: FAQ
Stanford
Press Release
Google
Press Release
About
Google Book Search
Selected Media coverage
and other press about the Google project
Dan Clancy, Engineering Director for Google Print, speaks on "Google
Book Search: Making Off-line Content Fully Searchable on the Web." 
Last modified:
February 23, 2006 |
