The war on paper continues! Yes, we can recycle it, yes we can make it
from rocks, but why use it at all? While high-res e-readers are
promising to allow us to read digital text comfortably, content
providers are revving up access to electronic books.
And, in this case, free books. Sometime today, Google will begin providing full PDF downloads of public-domain books. Though Google is currently only offering books with expired copyrights, the system does open the door to a pay-to-download service.
We've been suspecting such an expansion for Google Book Search for a long time now, but we're excited to see this first step being made. I'll update the post with a link once the service is up and running, so check back.
Via BusinessWeek
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written by anna, August 28, 2007
i think it's a good news to people who like onlining read. 
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written by John Matthews, January 15, 2008
I'd like to start trading forex but am relatively new... does anyone know if forex trading edge is any good... or does anyone know of a site that can compare brokers for me to look into? Thank you
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written by y2n, March 18, 2008
Any body knows? Is there any google book downloader such like Youtube downloader please ?
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written by Guezt, July 02, 2008
@y2n : Google Book Downloader : http://book.huhiho.com
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written by jawed, December 24, 2008
i would like to download engineering books if it is possible by using this site!
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written by ÙÂارکس, January 05, 2009
I did not find good books there.
http://gheymatha.com
http://gheymatha.com/forum.php
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http://gheymatha.com/forum.php
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