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BookServer: Building a Web of Books II: How, Now, You & Next

by Keith Fahlgren on Oct 19, 2009

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Talk with Peter Brantley at TOC Frankfurt 2009 (see http://tocfrankfurt.com/page49/page49.html) ...

Talk with Peter Brantley at TOC Frankfurt 2009 (see http://tocfrankfurt.com/page49/page49.html)

For more see http://www.archive.org/bookserver and the related http://www.slideshare.net/naypinya/web-of-books

Talk description:
Books belong online. The high-volume digitization efforts of the Open Content Alliance, Europeana, and Google, in concert with the increasing number of ebook readers, have accelerated the need to achieve this goal. In this effort, there is an increasing need for open standards that allow book and magazine creators and distributors to publish catalogs of their available titles, help readers find interesting titles from a diverse array of publishers,
libraries, and others, and enable a wide range of devices to function as ebook readers.

The Internet Archive, in concert with O'Reilly Media, Threepress, Feedbooks, OLPC, Adobe, the Book Oven, and many others, have developed an open specification around the lightweight catalog
format introduced by Lexcycle, maker of the Stanza iPhone App, to provide a web-based, mobile-friendly distribution mechanism for digital books.

The Internet Archive calls this wider effort the "BookServer" architecture - in the sense that there can be a web of books --just as we have web servers to help produce a web of information online. From this web, a new system of business services can be
built to leverage the synergies of books and readers online.

We will explain BookServer's genesis and vision, discuss the components of the BookServer architecture, and highlight the opportunity for publishers, distributors, and aggregators to
increase the reach of their digital content in today's burgeoning mobile and ebook landscape.

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