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Public and academic libraries typically provide access to online databases that have copies of books and recent articles from magazines and scholarly journals. They subscribe to services such as [[EBSCO]], [[JSTOR]], [[Project MUSE]] and [[History Cooperative]]. People can use these resources from off-site if they have a password, as is common in colleges and universities.
Public and academic libraries typically provide access to online databases that have copies of books and recent articles from magazines and scholarly journals. They subscribe to services such as [[EBSCO]], [[JSTOR]], [[Project MUSE]] and [[History Cooperative]]. People can use these resources from off-site if they have a password, as is common in colleges and universities.
==E-library==
Due to the popularity of the internet, some institutions have set up Electronic libraries, consisting entirely of [[e-books]], and .PDF files.<ref name="ebooks">http://www.ipl.org/</ref> By definition, the entire Internet is a massive library, hosted across nations, and completely unrestricted.<ref name="ebooks"/>
==References==
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