What a piece of work is Google! How noble in reason! How infinite in faculty! Now the Internet giant has a site dedicated to the Bard.
Google is many things: a search engine, a software developer, a news aggregator, provider of mapping software and mobile services, a controversial giant among Internet companies which makes even companies like Microsoft wince with the flexing of its technical and fiscal muscles.
But every now and then Google does a comparatively tiny things which is just kinda neat, like: a site dedicated to Shakespeare.
A part of the much-debated Google Book Search, Google’s “Summer with Shakespeare” site has been developed in conjunction with the New York City’s outdoor Shakespeare in the Park festival. The site puts searchable, digitized editions of all of Shakespeare’s plays (even Timon of Athens
