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Sunday, September 25, 2005
The Lone Haranguer: Libraries in your pocket
Google seeks to scan every existing page of text onto the web. Mounting the first rungs of our soon to be a reality digital newspaper that you don't have to throw away, it just changes everyday! You can press a button and read Moby DIck or Bomb the Suburbs, any book you can think of at your fingertips. Any pirate radio station. Any ESPN game. The information revolution continues unabated and unabashed.
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