Calibre starts drm-free ebook site
March 4, 2011 | 4:55 pm
By Paul Biba

Calibre has just started a new site for drm-free ebooks. Here’s what they say:
calibre
introduces Open Books, a site for easy browsing of DRM-free e-books (e-books without DRM) that are not in the public domain. calibre has a cornucopia of features including library management, e-book conversion, syncing with devices, news download, e-book viewing etc, but to make the most of these features with your e-books you need to ensure your e-books do not carry DRM.
Open Books is a compilation non DRM e-books from various sources linked to enable readers to browse and download them.
Open Books invites you to submit links to DRM free e-books that you would like added to the database. Contact us with details of your DRM-free e-books on the calibre facebook fanpage
or #calibreforum
page. Please do not include links to books on Smashwords or Baen as we are already aware of them.
For DRM-free public domain books visit the Project Gutenberg
website. The Project Gutenberg catalogue
contains public domain e-books free of cost as well as DRM-free in various languages.
Open Books is a developing resource. We will be adding books regularly and will introduce a search function and other features as our collection of books increases.
Thanks to EbookNewser for the heads up.


introduces Open Books, a site for easy browsing of DRM-free e-books (e-books without DRM) that are not in the public domain. calibre has a cornucopia of features including library management, e-book conversion, syncing with devices, news download, e-book viewing etc, but to make the most of these features with your e-books you need to ensure your e-books do not carry DRM.
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Comments:
Yay! Paul finally credited one of my stories!
This is work that Indie publishers should be doing themselves. They are losing the initiative imho.