25,000 full text books in single database

December 3, 2005 By

Gary Price is a librarian, but also writes over on SearchEngineWatch, and today has an article about ebrary and NetLibrary. More than 25,000 full text books in a single database.

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  • http://edico.blogspot.com/ Stefan Constantinescu

    We need Universitys and publishers to get together and offer their content in eBook form like this!

    There is no reason why anyone should need to lug around a 2000 page book on human anatomy when you can have a 4-6 pound tablet with a high enough dpi.

  • http://edico.blogspot.com Stefan Constantinescu

    We need Universitys and publishers to get together and offer their content in eBook form like this!

    There is no reason why anyone should need to lug around a 2000 page book on human anatomy when you can have a 4-6 pound tablet with a high enough dpi.

  • http://www.librarystuff.net/ Steven M. Cohen

    Gary is one of the most informed librarians in the business, and, I’m proud to admit, my mentor. Do yourself a favor and visit Resourceshelf if you are the least bit interested in similar tools as the ones mentioned above.

  • http://www.librarystuff.net Steven M. Cohen

    Gary is one of the most informed librarians in the business, and, I’m proud to admit, my mentor. Do yourself a favor and visit Resourceshelf if you are the least bit interested in similar tools as the ones mentioned above.

  • Jeremiah

    How much storage memory would that be? 15 petas?

  • Jeremiah

    How much storage memory would that be? 15 petas?