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Key features (collection size; public domain access, 'roughly 7 million volumes'; copyrighted materials 'still fully text-searchable'; diverse sourcing; 'HathiTrust Research Center (HTRC): Offers text-mining and computational analysis tools for researchers'); how access works (a table of the general public and logged-in members against public-domain and copyrighted material); tips (log in early, the Accessible Text Request Service, bot protection); a follow-up offer. No source cards: seven inline chips (HathiTrust, Wikipedia, University of Michigan Library, YouTube). The query is not in the paste; it is the census name, as the split manifest records. The two web results above the answer are kept in the raw paste.","d_full":"THE LIBRARY, SIGNED OUT, 2026-11-01, AI MODE: 'The HathiTrust Digital Library is a massive, large-scale collaborative digital repository containing more than 18 million digitized volumes. Founded in 2008 and administered by the University of Michigan, it functions as a partnership between major global academic and research institutions to preserve the cultural record and provide long-term access to the public good.' Key features (collection size; public domain access, 'roughly 7 million volumes'; copyrighted materials 'still fully text-searchable'; diverse sourcing; 'HathiTrust Research Center (HTRC): Offers text-mining and computational analysis tools for researchers'); how access works (a table of the general public and logged-in members against public-domain and copyrighted material); tips (log in early, the Accessible Text Request Service, bot protection); a follow-up offer. No source cards: seven inline chips (HathiTrust, Wikipedia, University of Michigan Library, YouTube). The query is not in the paste; it is the census name, as the split manifest records. The two web results above the answer are kept in the raw paste.","findings":["THE REPOSITORY AT ITS GRAIN. 'Founded in 2008 and administered by the University of Michigan' agrees with Wikipedia ('administered by the University of Michigan', 'founded in October 2008'). 'Over a third of the collection (roughly 7 million volumes) is in the public domain' rounds Wikipedia's 'more than 18 million volumes, including 6.7 million in the public domain in the United States', and drops 'in the United States', the condition on which the census row's international restriction rests ('access is also restricted for users outside the United States to works published outside the United States after and including 1896'); the composition's public domain is 'fully available for anyone worldwide'.","THE SOURCES OF THE SCANS. 'the Google Books Project, the Internet Archive, Microsoft, and member institutions' local scanning projects.' Wikipedia: 'content digitized via Google Books and the Internet Archive digitization initiatives, as well as content digitized locally by libraries.' Microsoft is on no saved HathiTrust source; the census row's Internet Archive evidence records Microsoft's Live Search Books as a contributor to the Internet Archive.","THE RESEARCH CENTER IN THE PRESENT TENSE. 'HathiTrust Research Center (HTRC): Offers text-mining and computational analysis tools for researchers to perform advanced data analysis across the entire digital corpus.' The HTRC home page, saved the same day: 'HTRC has discontinued its services as of September 30, 2026. HTRC accounts are no longer available.' and 'HTRC Algorithms and Data Capsule services have also been discontinued.' The follow-up offers 'precise instructions on how to use their Advanced Search or text-mining tools'. The census row gives the Research Center's computational analysis as 'ended 30 September 2026'.","THE SEARCH WITHOUT ITS RULING. 'Items under copyright are still fully text-searchable. Users can search the entire corpus to see how many times a word or phrase appears and find corresponding page numbers.' The census row reads this search as the record's precedent, from Wikipedia: 'finding that HathiTrust's use of books scanned by Google was fair use under US law' and 'providing search and accessibility for the visually impaired were grounds to consider the service transformative and fair use'. The composition gives the search and the Accessible Text Request Service ('Patrons with certified print disabilities') as features, and Authors Guild v. HathiTrust, the ruling that holds them, is absent.","NO PERSON AND NO FOUNDERS. The census row names the executive director, 'The executive director of HathiTrust is Mike Furlough,', the 219 member libraries and the founders, 'the twelve universities of the Committee on Institutional Cooperation and the eleven libraries of the University of California'. 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The paste opens on the search page and the web results above the answer ('Quick results from the web:'), kept in the raw paste and not part of the composition. Received 2026-11-01 09:56 EDT.]\n\n[QUERENT] HathiTrust Digital Library\n\n[SYSTEM] The HathiTrust Digital Library is a massive, large-scale collaborative digital repository containing more than 18 million digitized volumes. 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Users can search the entire corpus to see how many times a word or phrase appears and find corresponding page numbers.\n\n\nUniversity of Michigan Library\n +1\nDiverse Sourcing: Content is compiled from major digitization efforts, including the Google Books Project, the Internet Archive, Microsoft, and member institutions' local scanning projects.\nHathiTrust Research Center (HTRC): Offers text-mining and computational analysis tools for researchers to perform advanced data analysis across the entire digital corpus.\n\n\nYouTube\n +1\nHow Access Works\nAccess permissions vary depending on your institutional affiliation and the copyright status of the material:\n\n\nUniversity of Michigan Library\nUser Status\tPublic Domain Material\tCopyrighted Material\nGeneral Public\tFull-text online viewing and single-page printing\tSnippet/text-search only (to locate relevant page numbers)\nLogged-in Member (Partner University)\tFull-text viewing and complete book PDF downloading\tText-search only, except under specific institutional exemptions\nImportant Tips for Users\nLog In Early: If you are a student, faculty member, or researcher at a partner university (e.g., University of Michigan, University of Wisconsin, University of Calgary, or even NYPL cardholders), always click Log In at the top right and select your institution. This unlocks complete PDF downloading and the \"Collection Builder\" tool to save your research lists.\nAccessibility Services: Patrons with certified print disabilities can request full downloadable copies of any item in the database via the HathiTrust Accessible Text Request Service.\nBot Protection Measures: HathiTrust enforces security measures to reduce bot traffic, which can occasionally cause slowness. Logging in with your official institution or library card helps bypass these temporary blocks.\n\n\nHathiTrust\n +5\nAre you looking to use HathiTrust for personal research, or trying to access it through a specific university credential? 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To empower sch\n\nHathiTrust\n·\nhttps://www.hathitrust.org\nHathiTrust Digital Library\nAccess millions of books and journals digitized from libraries around the world.\n\nUniversity of Michigan Library\n·\nhttps://www.lib.umich.edu\nThe HathiTrust Digital Library is a massive, large-scale collaborative digital repository containing more than 18 million digitized volumes. Founded in 2008 and administered by the University of Michigan, it functions as a partnership between major global academic and research institutions to preserve the cultural record and provide long-term access to the public good.\n\n\nHathiTrust\n +4\nKey Features and Content\nCollection Size: Over 18 million volumes, encompassing books, serials, journals, and musical scores.\n\n\nHathiTrust\n +2\nPublic Domain Access: Over a third of the collection (roughly 7 million volumes) is in the public domain and fully available for anyone worldwide to view, read, or print.\n\n\nWikipedia\n +2\nCopyrighted Materials: Items under copyright are still fully text-searchable. Users can search the entire corpus to see how many times a word or phrase appears and find corresponding page numbers.\n\n\nUniversity of Michigan Library\n +1\nDiverse Sourcing: Content is compiled from major digitization efforts, including the Google Books Project, the Internet Archive, Microsoft, and member institutions' local scanning projects.\nHathiTrust Research Center (HTRC): Offers text-mining and computational analysis tools for researchers to perform advanced data analysis across the entire digital corpus.\n\n\nYouTube\n +1\nHow Access Works\nAccess permissions vary depending on your institutional affiliation and the copyright status of the material:\n\n\nUniversity of Michigan Library\nUser Status\tPublic Domain Material\tCopyrighted Material\nGeneral Public\tFull-text online viewing and single-page printing\tSnippet/text-search only (to locate relevant page numbers)\nLogged-in Member (Partner University)\tFull-text viewing and complete book PDF downloading\tText-search only, except under specific institutional exemptions\nImportant Tips for Users\nLog In Early: If you are a student, faculty member, or researcher at a partner university (e.g., University of Michigan, University of Wisconsin, University of Calgary, or even NYPL cardholders), always click Log In at the top right and select your institution. This unlocks complete PDF downloading and the \"Collection Builder\" tool to save your research lists.\nAccessibility Services: Patrons with certified print disabilities can request full downloadable copies of any item in the database via the HathiTrust Accessible Text Request Service.\nBot Protection Measures: HathiTrust enforces security measures to reduce bot traffic, which can occasionally cause slowness. Logging in with your official institution or library card helps bypass these temporary blocks.\n\n\nHathiTrust\n +5\nAre you looking to use HathiTrust for personal research, or trying to access it through a specific university credential? I can give you precise instructions on how to use their Advanced Search or text-mining tools if you have a project in mind.\n\n\n\n\n\nAsk anything\n\n\n\nAI Mode response is ready\nAsk about\n","transcript_read":"READ IN FULL 2026-11-01","turns":1},"slug":"hathitrust-digital-library-aimode-20261101"}