Mini Literature Paper essay

Research Paper: Harbrace Handbook pgs. 273-328

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Chase Willis

Instructor McCray

English 105

November 25, 2002

The Information Superhighway

The “information superhighway,” referring to the great communication potential of the Internet, has now become a familiar term, even among those who are not online..........However, to make Internet access universal, public libraries and schools face a double challenge: rethinking their purpose and obtaining necessary resources.

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Librarians’ jobs, too, will change. They will become “the guides and gatekeepers, or perhaps the travel agents, on the information superhighway”(Grimes 21).

While librarians welcome these changes and are willing to accommodate technology, they worry. Max Frankel suggests that fees be charged for “profitable private uses of the Internet...to subsidize the Net’s penetration of every community”(42).

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Works Cited

Frankel, Max. “The Moon This Time Around.” New

York Times Magazine 5 May 1996:40+. New

York Times Ondisc. CD-ROM. UMI-Proquest.

Nov. 1996.

Grimes, William. “Libraries Ponder Role in Digital Age.” New York

Times 29 Apr. 1996, late ed.: A21+. New York Times

Ondisc. CD-ROM. UMI-

Proquest. Nov. 1996.

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For citing online service access, look at pages 307-309.