Sentences with phrase «public domain books digitized»
1,500,000: Number of public domain books digitized that can be read free on a mobile device's web browser via Google Book Search.
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enTourage Systems» e-book store includes over 200,000 trade titles, e-textbooks, major magazines, newspapers and periodicals, as well as over one million free public domain books digitized by Google.
enTourage Systems has its own e-book store which includes over 200,000 trade titles and 21,000 e-textbooks, as well as over one million free public domain books digitized by Google.
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• Harry Plantinga and his volunteers have digitized 500 books that are in the public domain.
Books in the public domain depend on someone digitizing the book.
Distributed Proofreaders was launched in October 2000 by Charles Franks to help in the digitizing of public domain books.
The project aims at digitizing public domain books around the world and make them searchable through any web search engine and downloadable for free.
My personal experience the last twelve years in digitizing several public domain books has helped me to see a number of problems which I've mentioned in various forums, including the PG forums, and The eBook Community.
Distributed Proofreaders was conceived in 2000 by Charles Franks to help in the digitizing of public domain books.
Michael decided to use this huge amount of computer time to search the public domain books that were stored in our libraries, and to digitize these books.
Not only does Open Library have over one million public domain books available as digitized Adobe downloads, but they also now work with libraries and publishers for a book borrowing program in BookReader, PDF, and ePub formats.
«The agreement enables us to increase access to public domain books and other publications that have been digitized.»
Open Library claims to have 6 million authors and 20 million books (not works), and about one million public domain books available as digitized books.
Google has always been a major contender in the eBook format battle, but until now, it hasn't contributed its wealth of digitized public domain books to a specific side of the battle.
The nonprofit provides free public online access to various collections of digitized materials, including software applications / games, websites, movies and videos, music, moving images, as well as public - domain books.