Hybrid library

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Hybrid library is a term invented by librarians to describe a library which contained a mixture of traditional print resources and electronic resources.

Initially these electronic resources were typically access to material distributed on media such as CD-Rom or searches of specialised databases of material.

Now, with the widespread availability of digital content it includes Internet resources and documents which are online, such as eprints.

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