Sentences with phrase «out of the library since»

There's a reason some public domain books are considered «classics» and some haven't been checked out of the library since 1929.

Not exact matches

Since we were in a library, I wanted to get out of there quickly so we didn't disturb people.

I left this building exactly 60 years ago when I graduated from the USC film school and they had the ceremony out in front of the library, and I haven't been back since — not to this building.

Even if a title goes out of print, the ISBN can not be reused since the title continues to be catalogued by libraries and traded by used booksellers.

Since Sacrifice Fly came out last year, I've had a few friends «confess» that they did not buy the book; they took it out of the library.

Even though both catalogues have grown dramatically since 2013, you're still standing out in a sea of probably no more than 20 % of the size of the current Amazon library.

Since publishers are so concerned with the «perpetuity of lending and simultaneity of availability» of their ebooks, I have to wonder if libraries shouldn't just help them out and hit the STOP button themselves?

At this point in time (since most e-books can't be resold), e-reader owners miss out on things like garage sales, rummage sales and library sales; places where a box of paperbacks could be picked up for ten bucks.

The company launched some time ago and has rolled out new features — like Booktrack Studio, which lets readers create these accompanying soundtracks from a library of some 20,000 different tracks — that have enticed more than 300,000 users to join, and led to the creation of almost four thousand reader - built ebook soundtracks since its recent launch.

Since ebooks are checked out similarly to books (only the number of copies that the library owns can be «out» at a time), I think the publishers have less to worry about than they think.

There has been a lot of tension about ebook lending since Big Six publisher Harper Collins limited libraries to only 26 check - outs of their titles.

AND, since my eBooks anyway, most of them, are CHEAP to begin with, I just have to look at the fact that I made something on the initial offering and that every person who repurposes my eBook will become familiar with my books and seek me out to catch something new in my library of offerings.

Prior to 2011, e-book borrowers were able to check out several formats of e-books from their local libraries — including ePub, the free, «universal» e-book standard set by the International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF) since 2007, used by Kobo, Barnes & Noble, Sony, and Google Books.50 However, e-book borrowers could not check out books on Amazon's Kindle, the predominant e-reader at the time.51 In 2011, however, Amazon partnered with OverDrive, and in September 2011 library patrons who own Kindles were able to borrow Kindle books from public and school libraries in the United States.52

The COOL - ER Reader hasn't received a whole lot of attention since it first came out, but this move greatly increases the size of its online library.

For me personally, with the variety of stuff available it'll be a while before I take out anything from Marvel, especially since I think almost everything is available in print from my local library (although obviously many smaller libraries won't have the catalog depth of a place like Toronto).

Back when GB came out the novelty of having a portable system was enough to justify it, but now it needs a bit more in gaming to get people to think «This is a great addition to my gaming library», especially since handheld systems and consoles in general are no longer prodomently played by kids.

Technology does hold some promise since the print - based law libraries there tended to be small with out - of - date materials.