The San Mateo-based Califa Group, which is the largest library network in California, has made major strides in its project to create an ebook ownership model along the same lines as the Douglas County Libraries in Colorado.
Califa Lands $325,000 in Funding for Ebook Ownership Project; Deal Close With Smashwords
By Michael Kelley on June 26, 2012
Filed Under: Ebooks, Featured, Publishing Tagged With: Califa, Kansas, LJ, Smashwords
Kansas State Library Partners with Bilbary
By Meredith Schwartz on April 10, 2012
The state library of Kansas will partner with ebook startup Bilbary, according to Publishers Weekly, adding a link on its website for patrons who want to buy ebooks. The move follows a meeting between Tim Coates, founder of Bilbary, and the four state librarians who constitute the ebook task force of the Chief Officers of […]
Tiny Public Library in Kansas Uses Digital Projects to Stay Relevant
By The Digital Shift on November 28, 2011
A small public library in central Kansas is strengthening its ties to the community by actively digitizing local history and memories.
Filed Under: Information Technology, Media, Social Media Tagged With: Kansas, Kinsley, LJ
