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This document discusses connecting digital bookshelves through open standards like OPDS (Open Publication Distribution System). OPDS allows people to find, acquire, and read books from any source or device using different ebook apps. An OPDS bookshelf can act as a global shelf, backing up files, automatically adding books to social networks, and providing a consolidated experience across retailers and apps. A bookshelf is essentially an API that can integrate features like annotations, highlights, and social interactions to enable distributed reading.
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A Connected Bookshelf
- 1. A Connected Bookshelf Hadrien Gardeur Feedbooks
- 3. Store Books
- 5. Organize
- 9. =
- 11. List & Organize
- 18. Store (Local)
- 21. Store (Cloud)
- 25. Stands for: • Open • Publishing • Distribution • System OPDS
- 26. « Creating a new architecture using common, open standards that permits people to find, buy, acquire, and read books from any source, on any device, using many different ebook applications. » Goal
- 27. OPDS Bookshelf
- 28. … it’s just an Atom feed
- 30. A Global Shelf
- 31. Global Shelf
- 32. A Global Shelf to… • Backup your files (Local, Dropbox) • Automatically add books to social network • Consolidate the user experience (multiple retailers, a single app) • Share what you’re reading
- 33. Security
- 34. Global Shelf
- 35. Global Shelf Blogs Widgets Social Networks Feed Reader Reading System Storage Library Management
- 36. A Bookshelf is an API
- 40. Position in a book
- 41. I’m too lazy
- 44. Discover OPDS Specification: http://opds-spec.org/ Primer: http://www.feedbooks.com/api/primer Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/openpub/ Group: http://groups.google.com/group/openpub