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Google’s interface to scholarly literature

Google now has a search interface for finding journal articles and
books.  Evidently they’ve indexed content from a number of
contributing publishers.  For some, only citations are available,
but Google tells how many other references have cited a particular
work.  It will increasingly expose open access publications, but
proprietary content will still be only partially accessible. (Source:
SPARC Open Access Forum)

Update: The New York Times has an article about the service. 

Update (11/19/04): ResourceShelf and Traffick.com critique Google Scholar. (Source: Library Juice)

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