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The document discusses WebBridge, a service that allows libraries to display their holdings in databases and search results. It provides links from citations to full text. The document outlines how WebBridge works, requirements for implementation, benefits like displaying library holdings in Google Scholar, and limitations such as the time needed to customize coverage. Resources for learning more about WebBridge are also listed.
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