Thread: Estimate on the life of brick and mortar libraries?
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Old 05-06-2008, 08:50 AM   #7
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The way that libraries are morphing to adjust totheir environment shows that they remain a vital source of information. They used to have card files, now they are all online. Heck, they used to have scrolls and now lend out e-books in some places. The function of libraries is greater than the repository of paper books.
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