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Google boosts book search
Stephen Withers
Friday, 18 May 2007 14:36
Although the text of these books isn't accessible - if they haven't been digitised, how could it be? - catalogue entries are available showing title, author, publisher, ISBN and other details. This information is drawn from union catalogues in various countries and other sources.
Naturally, you'll also see links to online booksellers, and one to the WorldCat library catalogue. Unfortunately, WorldCat's geographical coverage is patchy, but that's not Google's fault.
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