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UM Library Director Launches Blog
November 5, 2007 - 8:59pm — Anonymous Patron (not verified)
Paul Courant, Director of the University of Michigan Libraries launched a new blog, Au Courant. Among other things, Courant will be commenting on UM's mass digitization project with Google. In fact, his christening post takes to task the Google Book Search critics profiled in a recent New York Times article.
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'Annonymous' Loser?
Sorry, my increasing attention to spelling errors must be a sign of middle age, but can you truly be an 'Anonymous Loser' if you use two 'n's? Then again, I notice "Google" got about half a dozen 'o's -- so the kids must be playing again.
oops
Strange, I didn't even notice that was still wrong, I changed it, but something is obviously wrong, because it's, well, it's still wrong.