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The Universal Digital Library, backed by several major libraries around the globe, is more about preservation and less about getting clicks.
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You can find it here.
http://digbig.com/4wbbb
Sources Include:
+ Online Books Page
Many providers. Updated daily.
+ International Children?s Digital Library
+ Internet Archive?s Open Content Alliance Grows to 80 Contributing Libraries
One project comes from the University of Illinois, Illinois Harvest. Numerous books by and about Abraham Lincoln.
+ Internet Archive--Text
+ Digital Book Index
+ World Public Library
+ UK: Full text books and cool technology from the Turning the Pages service at The British Library.
+ Shakespeare Full Text and Full Image on the Web
Some gorgeous work.
+ It?s Not All Books: Sheet Music Digitization
ebrary Discover
Over 20,000 new full text books. Free to read online. Pay to print (by the page).
You can find it here.
http://digbig.com/4wbbb
Sources Include:
+ Online Books Page
Many providers. Updated daily.
+ International Children?s Digital Library
+ Internet Archive?s Open Content Alliance Grows to 80 Contributing Libraries
One project comes from the University of Illinois, Illinois Harvest. Numerous books by and about Abraham Lincoln.
+ Internet Archive--Text
+ Digital Book Index
+ World Public Library
+ UK: Full text books and cool technology from the Turning the Pages service at The British Library.
+ Shakespeare Full Text and Full Image on the Web
Some gorgeous work.
+ It?s Not All Books: Sheet Music Digitization
ebrary Discover
Over 20,000 new full text books. Free to read online. Pay to print (by the page).
- Is this a joke!
- by designwww November 28, 2007 9:10 AM PST
- Has anyone tried to actually "use" this site? horrible user experience, slow and often no response....bascially the site is not useable at all....hence the question.
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