Sentence examples for making books available from inspiring English sources
And other librarians argue that making books available in native languages draws immigrants into a library where they will in time browse the English texts.
Its goal, formulated by Mr. Hart, was "to encourage the creation and distribution of e-books" and, by making books available to computer users at no cost, "to help break down the bars of ignorance and illiteracy".
The publishers' complaint against Google states that "the Publishers support making books available in digital form so that those books can be, among other things, researched through electronic means".
"In the 19th and 20th centuries, the likes of Carnegie did it with public libraries, making books available to all," he says, describing the proposal as something of an open-source university.
And despite the obvious ugliness of charging obscene amounts for the purpose of making books available to the public, one can see that the publishers' backs are against the wall.
Making books available for advance reviews is usually part of the normal ramp-up to a title's release, except in cases where there are big spoilers or fear that the critiques may be extremely harsh.
Now, Ebrary mainly helps libraries make books available to patrons over the Internet.
Reading what she had written, the doctor looked sober and described a Web site that made books available in large print.
"There's a conflict between the raison d'être of Google, which is to make money for its shareholders," he says, "and libraries whose goal is to make books available to readers".
[A1.] Simon & Schuster to Sell E-Books Simon & Schuster announced a list of electronic books that it will sell this fall, making it the third major trade publisher to make books available for downloading.
"This shows that if authors and publishers choose not to make books available legally, people are going to go out and steal them," said Mike Seagroves, director of business development for Palm Digital Media, the largest commercial distributor of e-books.
