Electronic Partnerships

Cambridge eBooks are made available with a variety of appropriate Electronic Partnerships which currently include:

• eBooks.com (www.ebooks.com) - a digital bookstore
• eBook Library (www.ebl.ebooks.com) - an eBook resource for libraries
• Gale Virtual Reference Library (www.gale.com/gvrl) - a digital reference collection for libraries
• Lightning Source (www.lightningsource.com) - an eBook wholesaler
• MyiLibrary (www.myilibrary.com) - an eBook resource for libraries
• NetLibrary.com (www.netlibrary.com) - an eBook resource for institutional libraries
• Overdrive (www.overdrive.com) - an eBook wholesaler

We are also participating with a number of online aggregated and subscription services:

• eBrary (www.ebrary.com) - an 'aggregated' service that offers users the opportunity to browse the content of many publishers' titles through two distinct channels:
  • (1) Personal users can browse the content and print or download extracts for a fee. This service also links to the printed book's webpage at the online bookstores Amazon (www.amazon.com), and Barnes & Noble (www.barnesandnoble.com), encouraging the purchase of the print edition.
  • (2) Institutional libraries pay a subscription fee enabling their patrons to browse eBrary's content and print and download extracts.
• Books24x7 (www.books24x7.com) - a subscription service specialising in business and technology content
• The American Council of Learned Societies' History E-Book Project (www.historyebook.org) - a subscription service specialising in works of major importance to historical studies
• xrefer (www.xreferplus.com) - a digital reference library