Digitize Your Personal Backlist? For a Dollar?
Book scanning service 1DollarScan integrates with Evernote. Everyone happy?
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Yesterday, the folks at 1DollarScan announced a program that makes their nifty, if somewhat controversial, service a little bit niftier. The San Jose, Calif., company scans customers' print books and converts them into ebooks—essentially giving John and Jane Q. Bookworm access to the same services big publishers outsource offshore when they convert their backlist titles.
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- Companies:
- Amazon.com
- Nielsen BookScan
- Places:
- San Jose, Calif.
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