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You could argue it's long over due really. After all, out of all the arts you'd put your house on literature beating music and film into the online environment and although there have been several tame attempts to publish online, this new effort from Google will surely be the one that allows the art to really take off.
The fact that the concept is drawing in much more media attention than Spotify's rapid rise to web dominance or Youtube's big deal to bring back music videos to their site suggests that online literature is something that people truly care about.
The power you could get from an online library is potentially staggering. The Internet is a storage space for data and the idea of being able to search, not just for specific books but specific paragraphs, maybe even sentences is quite incredible.
Here at Artesian, we are proving the value of pinpointing specific information for specific needs. As more material is added to the web, this value will only increase. Whilst many are debating the pros and cons of putting literature online, there's no debating that it could well revolutionize the art, providing it with a new lease of life, as well as offering opportunities to a greater number of writers than printed literature ever could. This could well be an exciting new chapter for publishers, authors and readers a like.
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