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About OCLC : Cooperation : Membership
MembershipMembership in the cooperative is open to libraries and other memory organizations of all types and sizes. Any library, museum or archive that participates in cooperative services with OCLC is considered a member. The benefits of membership are not linked to financial contribution, but are equally available to all institutions that are part of the cooperative. The membership model is built on the same ideals shared by the libraries we serve—sharing, community and efficiency. And the benefits of membership are likewise similar to those experienced by users of memory institutions: access to shared resources, a community of study, systematic improvements and opportunities to advance the profession. |
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