Sentences with phrase «libraries account for»

We account for about 10 percent of publisher sales5 and 40 percent of children's.6 Public libraries account for about $ 1.8 billion of sales a year.

After all, public libraries account for a healthy chunk of all book sales, and can properly guard against copying.

Reviewed patron library accounts for borrowed materials, explained regulations regarding borrowing and returning library materials, processed fines as needed for delinquent materials

Not exact matches

In Cosmos he presented a completely fictitious account of the murder of the pagan philosopher Hypatia and falsely blamed Christians for the destruction of the Alexandrian library.

He used library accounts to obtain and then make available millions of court records from the Public Access to Court Electronic Records system, which charges for access to documents.

To account for high noise areas in the open plan library, the architects applied acoustic treatments to the ceiling and floors.

Once family background and the nature of the peer group at school were taken into account, student achievement was unaffected by per - pupil expenditure, school size, the science lab facilities, the number of books in the library, the use of tracking by ability levels to assign students to classrooms, or other factors previously assumed to be indicators of what makes for a good school.

Upon logging in to the Annotate Mirror Client, the software will verify your account privileges and load certain software components into your computer's memory for use while you are logged in, such as the AAC ELD software library for audio playback.

In November 2017, BCPS removed the barrier of the physical library card and created BCPL accounts for all 113,000 students, who now are able to access physical and digital materials using their student identification numbers.

The high school provided EBSCO databases for all of our library patrons and their families to use as well as NoodleTools accounts.

They will want to know which service it is available from, since they will definitely have preferences (for particular business pricing or access models; or for usage rights restrictions); and will have accounts with some library vendors and not with others.

What countries account for the most active users that patronize the Overdrive library system?

Only this year did major libraries in Canada start to implement the digital system and Canada only accounts for 10 % of all checked out books.

We provide our writers with accounts to online libraries and they are able to do the research for you.

It almost pays for itself if you pair it with an Amazon Prime account, which for $ 99 per year offers access to large libraries of streamable content, in addition to free two - day shipping on physical goods from Amazon itself.

Once you have ADE set up on your computer and an account with the library you want to get content from, you'll basically want to follow the library website's directions for how to check out a digital book.

For wholesalers, academic institutions, government facilities and libraries, books can be ordered directly via your account with Ingram, Baker & Taylor or CS Direct.

You'll want to check out the website of your local library and see if they have a «Downloads» or «Digital» or «Ebooks» section, and if so, you should be able to follow their procedures for getting an account set up.

When we propose support improvements for CSS, EPUB for Education, audio / video or interactivity it's likely being measured against something unrelated to content support such as 1) improving library management for users with large accounts 2) adding instant previews on web or 3) updating the walkthrough for first time users.

that pricing to libraries must account for the higher value of this institutional model, which permits e-books to be repeatedly circulated without limitation.

(In August, mobile devices accounted for 30 % of checkouts and 34 % of web traffic at OverDrive - powered library websites.

The new venture, Bloomsbury explained, takes into account the «growing demand for e-books from academic libraries worldwide».

Meanwhile a Canadian library has «Christmas amnesty» where they waive all late fees on your account in exchange for cans of food.

Library patrons can check out these digital magazines and newspapers with a valid library card and read them through their NOOK account via a NOOK tablet device or Free NOOK Reading App available for a multitude of smartphones and tablets.

Due to their relationship with Recorded Books it means that users need to setup 2 accounts: an RB Magazines account, which lets you check out magazines for free (as long as the library subscribes to them); and a Zinio account, which lets you read checked - out magazines online in your browser or read via an app.

«Mobile users account for as much as two - thirds of all traffic at Next Generation pilot libraries, and they're generating record traffic,» said OverDrive CEO Steve Potash on the OverDrive blog.

You can easily organize your library into custom collections and share your account with other people and family members with Nook Android App Nook also makes the reading experience pleasurable for the blind and low vision users.

Last Year, ReadersFirst called for the library card to be a possiblity for readers creating vendor accounts to access eBooks.

«The IR app has all of the features you would expect in a great e-reader,» explained president Amy Edelman in an announcement about the app, «including the ability to customize display settings, notes, highlights and bookmarks, and the ability to access all of your titles in a cloud - based library for synched reading on as many platforms and devises (including the aforementioned Apple and Android), in addition to all your tablets, smart phones and other mobile devises from a single account.

Zinio for Libraries was developed in order to allow patrons to check out magazines through your local library, login using your library account, then download them onto your Android device to read anytime, online or offline.

Library attendance is more virtual than it ever was before, with electronic transactions now accounting for a large part of the overall increase in library use.

The library market has never accounted for more sales than the consumer market.

As a person on a limited income every dollar has to be accounted for so I do not even have Kindle Unlimited, making do with the freebies, loaners, the library and used books.

Publishers Weekly spoke with iVerse and reported that the library market accounts for about 10 % of the U.S graphic novel market and it's growing.

Any purchases made through your VIZ account will be available to view in your VIZ.com library, as well as on the VIZ app for Android and iOS.

Parents» tighter connections to libraries likely accounts for the fact that they are more aware than other adults about the array of programs and services their local libraries offer.

With an OverDrive account, you can save your favorite libraries for at - a-glance information about availability.

Anyone who works at a library in Canada can create a free account on BNC CataList and start voting for future Loan Stars lists at any time.

It's a complicated landscape out there in terms of libraries providing popular e-books — a lot of infrastructure costs with OverDrive, copyright issues over multiple downloads for Amazon Kindle and the like, and oldish materials on our TexShare NetLibrary accounts that you can't download anyway (I am only referring to the ebook subscription here, not the e-Audiobook subscription).

I envision a variety of business models in use, but if nothing else, libraries could buy multiple e-copies (or at least «copies» as they would exist for accounting purposes) of popular e-books, just as they can now under arrangements with OverDrive and other vendors.

Some of the popularity of ebook lending libraries that OverDrive has noted for the calendar year 2011 through September 30th include almost triple the number of ebook check - outs over all of 2010, more than two million new users signed up for this year, and a rise in smartphone reading to account for 21 % of all ebook checkouts.

That means you can download and read your books on any Kindle device you own (Kindle 1, Kindle 2, or Kindle for iPhone) as long you've registered each device to the Amazon.com account where your Kindle library is stored.

The second category is books that are in print and still commercially viable, these account for 10 % of the volumes in the world's libraries.

Neither had Publishers Weekly in their Zinio account, so I searched Google for a library that does.

Parents can set up special accounts for children that restrict them to shopping for kids content only (or not at all), limit them to viewing files in the library, disable the browser and limit them to only child - friendly books, movies and apps.

(It might also be good if you are marketing to libraries and bookstores however buyers like this may already be approved for CreateSpace Direct or have established accounts with Ingram and Baker & Taylor.)

In all, US libraries spend around $ 1.5 billion on books, accounting for some 14 % of books published.

Libraries must sponsor each individual reading, as each patron reading must be accounted for, which means publishers will get paid each time a patron anywhere reads any part of any of its titles in our system.

If you've added some accounts for users who also use their Kindle accounts at home, the material you've sent out will appear alongside any other books and documents already in their library.

Could you do this with two accounts for the SAME library?