But the group's final goal, Ms. Krider said, is to find as many of the 19th-century imprints in the library as possible -- exact editions or very close -- and display them in its library in Canton, Ohio.
Exact Editions is the company, and the digital publishing startup already makes magazines targeted at iPhone, iPad and Android devices.
"As this is very much new technology we are showcasing it for the first time at Bar Kick in Shoreditch, London," Exact Editions' Daniel Hodgkin explained about the first real world use of the tech.
The use of iBeacons by Exact Editions is part of their ByPlace program, which launched earlier this year to help publishers specify certain locations where their titles could be available without the usual individual subscription fee.
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Though printed in black and white, each paper appeared to be an exact reproduction of the entire edition.
"The Notting Hill Mystery" has languished in obscurity ever since, but thanks to the British Library's new program to digitize 19th-century novels for print on demand, it's once again available in an exact copy of its original edition.
In 1999, the Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca della Stato in Rome (the Italian State Printing House and Mint) published a limited edition, full-color, exact scale facsimile of Codex Vaticanus.
They are the exact words one finds in every edition published since 1913: "La réalité que j'avais connue n'existait plus.…" The reality I had known no longer existed.… And then, in blue pencil: "Ici finit le volume".
Today was perfect for sailboat racing, and the Jubilee fleet re-enacted the inaugural edition of Cup racing over the exact course of the original contest, a 50-mile circumnavigation of the diamond-shaped Isle of Wight.
