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Posted by: John Lewcock (Monday 7 November 2005, 2:18 PM)

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Who will pay for the digitisation/ If MS will they charge for acessing/downloading? if free will BL make a charge for accessing/downloading?
If all libraries agreed to digitise using the same format and agreed to make access freeit would be a truly great step forward but most are so strapped for funds that they will want to at least cover their costs .

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