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Strategic Partnership Announced Between eBooks Corporation and Dawsonbooks
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>From : eBooks Corporation Pty. Ltd. Headline : Strategic Partnership Announced Between eBooks Corporation and Dawson books http://www.aapmedianet.com.au/scripts/DA.dll?j=375658&s=-1&k=24631538 EBooks Corporation and Dawson Books Announce Strategic Partnership Leading academic supplier to distribute new ebook service April 15, 2004 / Perth - eBooks Corporation, global supplier of electronic books, and Dawson Books, a leading academic library supplier, announced today a strategic partnership. Under the terms of the agreement, Dawson will market and distribute eBook Library (EBL), eBooks Corporation's forthcoming ebook library product, to their extensive network of UK and European academic libraries. Set to launch in June 2004, EBL is an innovative ebook lending platform aimed at the needs of academic and research libraries. EBL will include titles from leading academic publishers across all disciplines, concentrating in the areas of Science, Technology and Medicine. Kari Paulson, General Manager of EBL said, "Selecting Dawson Books as a strategic partner was an obvious choice for us given their outstanding reputation for efficiency, reliability and integrity in the marketplace. We view this partnership as a positive step toward achieving our aim to streamline ebooks into existing library processes." Plans are underway for the integration of EBL ebooks into 'enterBooks.com' and 'enterProfile.com', Dawson's proprietary acquisition systems. This integration will enable Dawson's clients to browse and purchase ebooks along with their print books and other materials. Libraries will benefit from this arrangement through a more streamlined acquisition process, allowing them to have one point of contact for print and ebook orders. Diane Kerr, Managing Director of Dawson Books said, "The emergence of ebooks is a development with fascinating potential for the reader and exciting distribution prospects for academic institutions. eBooks Corporation commands respect and their future plans offer terrific promise. During recent discussions, the synergy between the two companies has become obvious. Dawson welcomes the technical expertise that eBooks Corporation has in delivering e-content to the library market and looks forward to introducing these capabilities to its many library customers." ### About eBooks Corporation Ltd. eBooks Corporation is a global provider of digital books. It has distribution agreements with publishers in the US, UK and Australia, The company has long standing, close working relationships with Adobe, Microsoft, Palm and other stakeholders in the ebook industry. eBooks Corporation hosts, and securely distributed eBooks through its retail site (www.ebooks.com). eBooks Corporation is expanding distribution to library (www.library.ebooks.com) wholesale (www.ebookengine.com) channels. About Dawson Books: Dawson Books is a member of Dawson Holdings plc and leads the market in the use of information technology to expedite the book buying process, providing a total acquisitions package for professional librarians worldwide. Dawson sets the industry standard with its web interfaces enterBooks.com and enterProfile.com, with its fastracq and shelf-ready book supply, and now with the delivery of ebooks. ### Media Contacts: Kari Paulson General Manager, EBL +61 (0) 8 9385 5851 / Mobile: +61 439 939 943 kari.paulson@ebooks.com Mark Howard Content Manager, Dawson Books +44 (0) 1933 417500 mark.howard@dawsonbooks.co.uk
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