April 15th marked the 100 year anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, and stirred a flood of renewed interest in the tragic event. Digital Libraries around the world contain a lot of good information about Titanic; but if you're looking for that content in Google or other major search engines, you're unlikely to find it. Fact is, most digital library collections tend to either be at odds with the search engines, or have yet to be introduced to them. This is a problem with both the way digital libraries get marketed, as well as technological limitations of both search engines and the digital library software. 

Here's how to get the introduction between the two started.