Sentences with phrase «first library catalogs»

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With a growing library of flicks like Bright and Mudbound (and First They Came for My Father and The Meyerowitz Stories and Okja and 1922 and a whole range of other movies) combined with the standup specials pouring forth from the streaming service and a hot new show once every couple months — to say nothing of the increasingly unimportant back catalog of Hollywood titles — it's hard to think of a better value for your dollar than the eleven bucks Netflix's streaming service runs you each month.

Digital content provider OverDrive made a monumental announcement today in saying that Macmillan has made its entire ebook catalog available for the first time for lending through OverDrive's school library partners.

The first is Metadata API — which allows access catalog information such as title, author, description and title samples.The second is the Availability API — which provides unique title - availability information from library holdings including number of units or copies, units available for lending, number of copies on hold, etc..

When you're browsing books on Amazon, it will check your library's catalog to let you know if the book is available (check first to make sure your library is supported — they support 3200).

Now, we need to somehow explain that while most of our reference collection lives on the first floor of the library, some of it is online and accessible through the catalog if you know the specific title of the work (since it's not like you could do a search for Roald Dahl in the catalog and have the Children's Literature Review pop up).

It's not the first vendor to sell a shit product to libraries, of course — ask anyone about their experience with digital catalog vendors like SirsiDynix.

The MyiLibrary platform addresses two needs for libraries: first, it maintains a catalog of titles that rivals those of some bookstores, adding nearly 5,000 new books each month; second, it helps librarians shed the archaic search systems they've used for decades in favor of selected content from publishers.

Sideloading was a big activity for me as I ran my purchased books through calibre first so that I could have a more robust catalog of my personal library.

Libraries are able to order three months or more pre-publication, and users expect that a new book will be in the catalog three months or so before it comes out, and people who want to read it first (or second, or twenty third) place holds on it.

But in the strange world of libraries and cataloging, only the first letter of the book's title within the CIP block is capitalized, along with any proper nouns.

Macmillan announced last week that it is adding its frontlist titles to its backlist pilot for public libraries, making its complete ebook catalog available for the first time.

If libraries don't own ebooks available through their catalog, then they forego the right of first sale, right?

This database of more than 350,000 first chapter excerpts of current books is licensed for use in the online catalogs of booksellers, distributors, libraries, and bibliographic information sources worldwide.

In New Orleans, Boopsie demonstrated the expanded features of its Optimum Package, including other exciting firsts: one - click access to OverDrive e-book collections via the library's mobile catalog; and BookLookMobile, a barcode - scanning tool that informs patrons whether the book is available at their local library and allows them to request or place a hold on the title.

Taught first - time visitors how to browse the library catalog by using the OPAC (Online Public Access Ccatalog by using the OPAC (Online Public Access CatalogCatalog)