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E-Book Lending Program from Internet Archive & Partner Libraries

By Jason

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ReadWriteWeb is reporting that “Internet Archive Partners With 150 Libraries to Launch an E-Book Lending Program.”


This new digital lending system will allow library patrons to borrow up to 5 e-books at a time for up to 2 weeks. People can choose to borrow either an in-browser version (that can be read via the Internet Archives’ e-reader that we covered here last December) or a PDF or ePUB version. The latter will allow readers to access the borrowed books from a number of devices, including iPads, laptops, and libraries’ own computers.

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Posted via email from jeiseman’s posterous

Full post as published by Jason the Content Librarian on February 23, 2011 (boomark / email).

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