Literary freedom: project Gutenberg
Literary freedom: project Gutenberg
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文学自由：古腾堡计划
DOI：
10.1145/973381.973384
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发表时间：
2003
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通讯作者：
Bryan K. Stroube
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作者：
Bryan K. Stroube
古腾堡计划 (PG) 由伊利诺伊大学的迈克尔·哈特 (Michael Hart) 于 1971 年发起，长期以来一直向国际社会展示其价值。该项目以著名的活字印刷机之父约翰·古腾堡 (Johann Gutenberg) 命名 [3]。同样，古腾堡计划体现了数字印刷机的革命。该项目将版权过期的传统书籍转换为数字格式；目前，1923 年之前出版的每一本书都符合 PG 资格（至少在美国是这样）。截至2002年底，该项目已提供超过6000件完整作品[4]。
Project Gutenberg (PG), started in 1971 by Michael Hart at the University of Illinois, has long been demonstrating its value to the world community. The project is named after Johann Gutenberg, the celebrated father of the movable type printing press [3]. Likewise, Project Gutenberg embodies the revolution of the digital press. The project converts conventional books with expired copyrights into digital format; every book published before 1923 is currently eligible for PG (at least in the US). As of late 2002, the project already offered more than 6,000 full works [4].