. Re: [IP] .Google, library books, Usenet, and copyright

[David Farber <dave@farber.net>]

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Subject:	Re: [IP] .Google, library books, Usenet, and copyright
Author:	John Bacall <john@unixen.org>
Date:		14th December 2004 2:49:25 pm

Dave:

Serendipitously and apropos to this topic on ~digitization of and online 
dissemination of librarial material~ by any one group or organization, 
even Google, C-SPAN 2 is right now televizing a talk on the topic. 
Recorded yesterday, and sure to repeat in future days.

  http://tinyurl.com/4ajhc

  Digital Future: Archiving
  Library of Congress
  Washington, District of Columbia (United States) 

  Kahle, Brewster, Co-Founder and Director, Internet Archives
  Smith, Abby, Curator, Library of Congress
  Martin, Robert, Director, Institute of Museum and Library Services
  De Kerckhove, Derrick, Visiting Scholar, Kluge (John W.) Center,  
  Education
  Weinberger, David, Research Fellow, Harvard Law School, Berkman Center 
  for Internet & Society
  Marcum, Deanna, Associate Librarian, Library of Congress, Library
  Services

I heard the $10.00 per book digitization figure mentioned. Mr. Karkoff, 
et al must have been in the audience. The lecture has mentioned how a 
modern bookmobile concept has/can yielded a $1.00 per book, for any 
book in its database, satellited in over a roof dish, how 
Carnegie-Mellon/India/China have teamed to carry out the bookmobile to 
actuality, etc. I could go on, suffice it to say, if you can catch the 
rebroadcast try and do so. It is -very- enlightening on the current 
state of this issue.

	John


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