Sentences with phrase «huge ebook library»

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I've collected an amazing library of practical tools, eBooks, eCourses, and coupons worth more than $ 1300 from the same experts to help support you on your thyroid journey that will be offered for a huge, birthday month discount, as part of the Thyroid Bundle.

Ingram is a huge aggregator of books, ebooks, and other content for the retail market, and today I learned that they're entering the public library market as well.

Along with the rise of ebooks, we have been seeing a huge increase in the digitization of archives, libraries, and museums.

Kindlerz have huge kindle ebooks library, you can get books which are published on Kindle.

I am deeply concerned about the fact that many libraries are increasing their collections of ebooks to the point where a huge chunk of their collection development purchases are ebooks.

But there are two markets where you usually have huge selling difficulties: schools (for anything) and the library if the book is in digital format (an ebook).

«And schools are benefiting from the huge success in eBook lending that public libraries have enjoyed over the past decade.»

These changes, both in the virtual world such as an eBook library, and now in the physical world with a wider and wider assortment of home CAD and CAM with more and more flexibility in terms of materials and the size of the objects manufactured, signal a huge change that the world is barely able to conceive in its mind but which is happening in an ever widening set of circles as exemplified by MIT's FABLABs, and other more commercial examples of similar products, and product production arrays.

A few days back I explained the problem just at my library in Novato, California, where of the six largest publishers in the U.S. only two will sell or lease ebooks to the county library, and of those one charges huge rates, the other has a use limit before the ebook is made unusable!

While most felt that piracy was not a huge issue, what was important was the ability for readers to find indie authors» works and be able to read them without a lot of hassle or hoop jumping, as well as how to make it possible for readers to choose to read on a variety of devices — even those from different retailers — without sacrificing their existing ebook libraries.

Overdrive announced a new Cost Per Circ system last year and it allows libraries to have a huge influx of digital content that can loaned out to as many users as they want simultaneously and libraries only pay when the audiobook or ebook is actually borrowed.

By showing to the readers the huge discrepancy between the number of titles available on Amazon and at their library, by showing that we indies would like to offer our ebooks to the librarians.

I've got a stack of pbooks by my bed, a huge library we call a house and a whack of ebooks loaded in my ereader.

For only $ 39 a year, you get full Amazon Prime benefits (normally $ 79 annually) including free two - day shipping on all orders and access to a huge library of free ebooks, TV shows, and movies.

Yes, you have a self - help cookbook, and yes, that's a huge market for libraries right now, in the print book world and the eBook world.

Let's first look at the biggest threat to Libraries from eBooks — not death but a huge reduction in influence and scope.

That's enough for roughly 500 - 700 ebooks so it's not a huge deal, but for those with large ebook libraries it is.

Ebooks are even more long - lasting than on - demand print — primarily because the manufacturers of ereaders [basically Kindle, iBooks, Nook, and Kobo] need a huge library to be available for their customers.

Thus there is a huge gap in library usage among the readers of eBooks and physical books.

This is huge for authors wanting to get their ebooks listed at libraries.

For Canadian users, Kobo's huge 1.5 million eBook library is a no brainer since a lot of the titles are available straight away.

Amazon could have been the premier ebook reader with all of this capability wrapped in an attractive reader with a huge library of books and supported by many formats without the problem of DRM.

XinXii is a self - publishing and distribution platform with a huge library of DRM - free ebooks available in multiple formats and languages: http://www.xinxii.com