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        <title> Libraries learn to love e-books</title>



        <description>Research librarians around the world like providing e-books but many challenges remain. Sian Harris finds out why&lt;img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ResearchInformation-Features/~4/RrEEozXyMHc" height="1" width="1"/&gt;</description>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Katrin Siems, De Gruyter</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Marie Turek, Swets</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Annika Bennett, Taylor &amp; Francis</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Lisa Nachtigall, Wiley</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Stephen Hawthorne, Royal Society of Chemistry</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Olaf Ernst, IOP Publishing</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: David Whitehair, OCLC</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Constance Malpas, OCLC Research</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Olga Chiarcos and Jennifer Kemp, Springer</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Becky Hartnup, CourseSmart International</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Valerie Ryder, Wolper Information Services</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Colin Caveney, Semantico</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Stephen Barr, SAGE International</title>



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        <title> The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Suzanne BeDell, Elsevier</title>



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