An article in the
NY Times is reporting about the efforts of the European Commission to put more literary works online. As Google begins the American upload, Europe is looking west for advice, ideas, and support. The European Commission is hoping, that by placing these works online, more people will be able to access them and it will encourage online business.
I think it is a great idea to have access to both historical and current literary works online. Imagine the implications for education. With access to European and American masterpieces, our students' studies will be infinitely enriched. Textbook companies, beware! This compilation of material may eliminate the need for expensive textbooks that can only include small portions of the piece.
As the younger generations entertain themselves mostly with computers, this is a good way to encourage the access and pursuit of classics. Kids will be more likely to seek out variousl titles if they can do it from their laptop or palm device.
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