Google teams up with COOLERBOOKS to offer PD library in UK

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Robin Wauters, TechCrunch

COOLERBOOKS, a UK-based e-book store, will now have access to Google's massive public domain library. Allowing the merchant to offer customers over a million different titles, the partnership marks the first time Google has offered the library in such a way outside of the US, and is another slight against Amazon and its pair of Kindle e-book readers.

Posted in News wire by Kevin Harter - Filed under: company: Amazon, company: COOLERBOOKS, company: Google, e-book readers, e-books, Kindle.

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