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This document discusses the vision for digital services in public libraries. It argues that libraries must establish a coherent digital presence to serve all citizens from children to researchers. Libraries risk losing users if they do not transition more quickly to providing digital services and resources. The document also notes that digital libraries are part of broader societal agendas around knowledge, innovation, education, and addressing challenges like illiteracy and social tensions in multicultural societies. It advocates for an integrated approach where physical and digital library services are combined and partnerships with other organizations are key.

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Digital services in Public Libraries Jens Thorhauge Danish Agency for Libraries and Media

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