Technology and Books for All
by Marie Lebert
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- TECHNOLOGY AND BOOKS FOR ALL MARIE LEBERT
- TABLE
- INTRODUCTION
- 1968: ASCII
- 1971: PROJECT GUTENBERG
- 1974: INTERNET
- 1977: UNIMARC
- 1984: COPYLEFT
- 1990: WEB
- 1991: UNICODE
- 1993: ONLINE BOOKS PAGE
- 1993: PDF
- 1994: LIBRARY WEBSITES
- 1994: BOLD PUBLISHERS
- 1995: AMAZON.COM
- 1995: ONLINE PRESS
- 1996: INTERNET ARCHIVE
- 1996: NEW WAYS OF TEACHING
- 1996: PALM PILOT
- 1997: DIGITAL PUBLISHING
- 1997: LOGOS DICTIONARY
- 1997: MULTIMEDIA CONVERGENCE
- 1998: ONLINE BEOWULF
- 1998: DIGITAL LIBRARIANS
- 1998: MULTILINGUAL WEB
- 1999: DIGITAL AUTHORS
- 2000: YOURDICTIONARY.COM
- 2000: ONLINE BIBLE OF GUTENBERG
- 2000: DISTRIBUTED PROOFREADERS
- 2000: PUBLIC LIBRARY OF SCIENCE
- 2001: WIKIPEDIA
- 2001: CREATIVE COMMONS
- 2002: MIT OPENCOURSEWARE
- 2004: PROJECT GUTENBERG EUROPE
- 2004: GOOGLE BOOKS
- 2005: OPEN CONTENT ALLIANCE
- 2006: MICROSOFT LIVE SEARCH BOOKS
- 2006: FREE WORLDCAT
- 2007: CITIZENDIUM
- 2007: ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LIFE
- WEBSITES
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