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The views of the European Booksellers Federation on the European Digital Library Project
Promoting broad public access to the European Digital Library - presentation The views of the European Booksellers Federation on the European Digital Library Project
The significance of the Bibliotheca Europeana - from a Hungarian viewpoint
Promoting broad public access to the European Digital Library - presentation The significance of the Bibliotheca Europeana - from a Hungarian viewpoint
Experimenting the inclusion of works under copyright into the digital library
Promoting broad public access to the European Digital Library - presentation Experimenting the inclusion of works under copyright into the digital library