FWIW, I don’t know; once upon a time, that would have been synonymous with “No, we don’t”, but now I don’t track things so much.
I’ve never been that good at keeping up with what is available, and of course the volume is exploding.
In my experience, the expansion of the Web peaked in about 2004-5, and in the fields I’m interested in, at least, the Web has actually been shrinking slightly since then, except for Google Books and limited-access electronic resources like JSTOR.
I don’t count limited access stuff. I suppose I was thinking of Google books and archive.org.
FWIW, I don’t know; once upon a time, that would have been synonymous with “No, we don’t”, but now I don’t track things so much.
I’ve never been that good at keeping up with what is available, and of course the volume is exploding.
In my experience, the expansion of the Web peaked in about 2004-5, and in the fields I’m interested in, at least, the Web has actually been shrinking slightly since then, except for Google Books and limited-access electronic resources like JSTOR.
I don’t count limited access stuff. I suppose I was thinking of Google books and archive.org.