\u201cA good Librarian of Congress would have gotten us to a national digitization strategy, and built consensus around it, years before Google came on the scene,\u201d says University of Maryland law professor James Grimmelmann, who has studied the case extensively. \u201cWe could have had a much more constructive last decade.\u201d With Isaacson out of contention, other names still circulating include those with technological bents: University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann, who has embraced \u201cinnovation\u201d as one of the three pillars of the school\u2019s future; John Palfrey, a former director of Harvard\u2019s Berkman Center on Internet and Society now bringing digital learning to Phillips Academy as its head of school;<\/p>\n
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