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Topic: New York Public Library

Chapter & Verse Hachette makes e-books available to libraries
Hachette, a longtime holdout among America's "big six" publishers, will make its full e-book catalog available to nonprofit public libraries and school libraries across the nation on May 8th.
Chapter & Verse Can you fight bullies with books?
Chapter & Verse A book critic's literary tour of Manhattan
Change Agent Libraries reinvent themselves as labs of creativity
'Paterno': 8 stories from the biography
Chapter & Verse 'Bookless libraries' – has it really come to this?
Chapter & Verse Penguin returns its e-books to New York libraries
Latin America Monitor Mariela Castro's US visit: a win for free speech
Doodle 4 Google: Why a pirate stormed Google's homepage today
Patrons rally behind resilient public libraries
Opinion 9/11 anniversary: Why remembering in fits and starts is OK
Public libraries fight to stay relevant in digital age
Classic review: Bob Dylan in America
"Eat, Pray, Love" author Elizabeth Gilbert steps back from the spotlight
The Convert: A Tale of Exile and Extremism.
Interview with food historian Paul Freedman
Eating our words
In Pictures Dr. Seuss birthday
8 questions for Greg Lawrence, author of "Jackie as Editor"
Bob Dylan in America
Why Google's deal with Italy is a good thing for readers
The e-book, the e-reader, and the future of reading
Sony plans a Kindle rival with wireless downloads
Garden travel: A grand invitation to Delaware's Nemours Estate
World's most expensive new book?

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