This book includes a variety of articles which look critically and judiciously at Google and its products, with a focus on Google Scholar and Google Book Search.

Introduction: Living with Google William Miller Standing on the Shoulders of Libraries: A Holistic and Rhetorical Approach to Teaching Google Scholar Charlie Potter Fool’s Gold: Why the Internet Is No Substitute for a Library Mark Y. Herring Who Holds the Keys to the Web for Libraries? Emily F. Blankenship An Opportunity, Not a Crisis: How Google Is Changingthe Individual and the Information Profession Kay Cahill Changes at Google Scholar: A Conversation with Anurag Acharya Barbara Quint Studying Journal Coverage in Google Scholar Philipp Mayr and Anne-Kathrin Walter Attitudes of OhioLINK Librarians Toward Google Scholar Joan Giglierano Using Google Scholar at the Reference Desk Karen Bronshteyn and Kathryn Tvaruzka Google Book Search Libraries and Their Digital Copies Jill E. Grogg and Beth Ashmore To Google or Not to Google, That Is the Question: Supplementing Google Book Search to Make It More Useful for Scholarship Shawn Martin The Million Book Project in Relation to Google Gloriana St. Clair Using Metadata to Discover the Buried Treasure in Google Book Search Millie Jackson Google Video– Just Another Video Sharing Site? Tine Walczyk Google’s Bid to Build Cooperation and Partnerships Through Librarian Central and Google for Educators Robert J. Lackie