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Universal access to libraries is a credo of librarianship. Students in library school learn the credo and most hold it fervently throughout their careers. However, as new technologies permit extended access to library collections and services, librarians must re‐examine this fundamental belief in light of new groups of remote users. This paper will discuss some implications of providing extended easy access to library resources.
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