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"Anal-retentive virtue is rewarded, also pack-ratism," he wrote to a Yale library archivist in 1974, after he allowed the library to ransack his New Yorker office for what is described here as "73 linear feet" of correspondence.

Eventually, Gupta allowed, the library could become a tool for wider research but only if Western corporations agree to strict benefit- and I.P.-sharing agreements with the Indian government.

Eventually, Gupta allowed, the library could become a tool for wider research — but only if Western corporations agree to strict benefit- and I.P.-sharing agreements with the Indian government.

Michael Zavelle, senior vice president for administration at the New York Public Library, said that working with Fathom had allowed the library to present seminars with some of its exhibitions and to experiment with "a lot of different approaches in ways that we didn't have the resources to do on our own and with the help of innovative partners".

Equipped with a projector (new and working) and a cart of laptop computers (also new and working), the classroom has allowed the library to work with other nonprofit organizations and residents to offer a class on podcasting, hosted by BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn, a primer on Medicare and a workshop on Revolutionary War genealogy with the Daughters of the American Revolution.

This would have allowed the library to operate out of a state-of-the-art building at an undecided location.

The proposed law will allow the library to harvest web pages and material hidden behind paywalls or login requirements.

A federal regulation enacted in the 1990s allows the library to record audio versions of books without having to secure publishing rights.

This has the virtue of allowing the library to sell the site of its current lending library, at Fifth Avenue and 40th Street, but the vice of diluting the nature of the main branch as a research library.

The library has suggested that the plan would produce $15 million in savings a year, allowing the library to extend hours, acquire more books and hire more librarians system-wide.

The consolidation of those libraries is expected to produce $15 million in savings a year, allowing the library to extend hours, acquire more books and hire more librarians for the system.