If you do not subscribe to Internet Reference Services Quarterly you might want to make it a point to look at their special issue, Libraries and Google. It is in volume 10, issue 3/4, the cover date is listed as 2005 but the publication date is 2006.

Side note: Come on Haworth this deal with publication dates and when they are actually published/available is getting freaking ridiculous. Example: Vol 11 Issue 1 is in prepublication but it is supposed to be the Spring 2006 issue...hmm we're comming into fall guys. Let's not even go to the combined 1/2 issue and 3/4 issues of volume 9....uh that is not a quarterly publication, despite what your website says. Its annoying.

Any way, back to the cool special issue.

All of the articles focus on some aspect of Google and its impact or relationship with libraries. There is a little something for everyone Google Scholar, Google books, or using Google for reference, whatever you find interesting about Google and libraries chances are you will find an article on it in this issue.

Normally I would just mention a couple articles of interest, but the whole issue looked so good I just couldn't.
So here is the table of contents:

Introduction Libraries and Their Interrelationships with Google
Pages 1-4 William Miller

Disruptive Beneficence The Google Print Program and the Future of Libraries
Page 5 - 22 Mark Sandler

The Google Library Project at Oxford
Page 23 - 28 Ronald Milne

The (Uncertain) Future of Libraries in a Google World Sounding an Alarm
Page 29 - 36 Rick Anderson

A Gaggle of Googles Limitations and Defects of Electronic Access as Panacea
Page 37 - 44 Mark Y. Herring

Using the Google Search Appliance for Federated Searching A Case Study
Page 45 - 55 Mary Taylor

Google's Print and Scholar Initiatives The Value of and Impact on Libraries and Information Services Page 57 - 70 Robert J. Lackie

Google Scholar vs. Library Scholar Testing the Performance of Schoogle
Page 71 - 88 Burton Callicott, Debbie Vaughn

Google, the Invisible Web, and Librarians Slaying the Research Goliath
Page 89 - 101 Francine Egger-Sider, Jane Devine

Choices in the Paradigm Shift Where Next for Libraries?
Page 103 - 115 Shelley E. Phipps, Krisellen Maloney

Calling the Scholars Home Google Scholar as a Tool for Rediscovering the Academic Library
Page 117 - 133 Maurice C. York

Checking Under the Hood Evaluating Google Scholar for Reference Use
Page 135 - 148 Janice Adlington, Chris Benda

Running with the Devil Accessing Library-Licensed Full Text Holdings Through Google Scholar
Page 149 - 157 Rebecca Donlan, Rachel Cooke

Directing Students to New Information Types A New Role for Google in Literature Searches
Page 159 - 166 Mike Thelwall

Evaluating Google Scholar as a Tool for Information Literacy
Page 167 - 176 Rachael Cathcart, Amanda Roberts

Optimising Publications for Google Users
Page 177 - 194 Alan Dawson

Google and Privacy
Page 195 - 203 Paul S. Piper

Image Google's Most Important Product
Page 205 - 209 Ron Force

Keeping Up with Google Resources and Strategies for Staying Ahead of the Pack
Page 211 - 223 Michael J. Krasulski, Steven J. Bell