Carolyn Morris

BiblioBoard Announces Its Rapid Growth in 2015, Including the Addition of Content Partners and a New Statewide Ebook Project

Ahead of the 2015 American Library Association annual meeting, BiblioBoard has made a number of announcements related to their business growth in the first half of 2015.  The library platform launched in mid-2013 and takes an innovative approach to the public library market by focusing on both licensing content from leading book and video publishers and on empowering libraries to easily integrate local, user-generated content (authors, photographers, artists, genealogists etc.). All content is available in unlimited multi-user access models, removing wait lists, turn-aways and other encumbrances to the modern digital library experience. In separate announcements, they have launched a major platform upgrade and announced significant growth in their Community Engagement projects, including their SELF-e partnership with Library Journal.