Thread: Shortcovers (Kobo?) adds 1.8 million scanned books from The Internet Archive
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Old 06-15-2011, 05:00 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by anurag View Post
B&N and Sony both have some sort of Google Books integration, and now Shortcovers becomes another company that can claim they have 'millions of ebooks'.
This is from December 14, 2009. Before there was a Kobo and long before there was a Google Books initiative. I believe it was Gutenberg that the books were obtained from, back then.
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