OCLC's eContent division, NetLibrary is looking for participants in a short survey into usage and perceptions of e-books and e-audiobooks.
WorldCat.org users can now view digitised books in the Google Book Search collection, on the WorldCat.org website.
The James G. Gee Library at Texas A&M University-Commerce has chosen the Millennium integrated library system from Innovative Interfaces.
Murdoch University joins Australian resource-sharing consortium BONUS+
The library of UCLA in the USA has received a $750,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to catalogue more than 55,000 rare books.
The Wellcome Library is looking for suppliers to help it digitise around 45 million pages of its collection.
Private equity firm Leeds Equity Partners completes the acquisition of the Ex Libris Group.
The Municipal Library of Lyon has become the first library in France to join Google Book Search project.
Bibliotheca RFID has opened a new facility in Huntsville, Alabama
OCLC research report identifies factors that drive public library funding support in the USA.
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