Paul Courant’s blog about libraries, economics, public policy, and other stuff
[This is a reposting of a comment I made in response to Siva Vaidhyanathan's questions about my previous post. I am traveling, and can only produce brief answers to his questions now. Later this week I'll get to most of the issues in more detail here.]
Let me start by reminding everyone that I do not [...]
One of the things that surprises me most about reactions to the Google Library Project is that smart people whom I respect seem to think that the only reason that a university library would be involved with Google is because, in some combination, its leadership is stupid, evil, or at best intellectually lazy. To the [...]
