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The document discusses the launch of the mobile website for the Lane Community College Library in May 2010. It provides statistics showing increased mobile usage of the college homepage and library resources. It outlines the mobile strategy developed, including user goals, avoiding excess graphics/downloads and keeping the site simple. Technical details are provided on the PHP detection of devices. New additions in October 2010 and lessons learned are also summarized.
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