Hi Nan

I have been reading the replies on this thread. I am new to thinking 
about this but do you mean content that is already in a format that can 
go to NLS and then something about rights for distribution and then 
just add to catalog?

The point of that path is to be able to add stuff faster than just wait 
for something to become a bestseller, so things like from small presses 
have space to develop rreadership and materials get wider readership at 
the same time.

This is different from just scan and add to bookshare but instead get 
things available to blind readers at the same time as everyone else. Is 
NLS is the way to go with this? I can think of some small press / 
speciality market folks that I think would LOVE ways to make 
accessibility simple.

Am I missing soemthing big here?

Thanks

DoreneC
Seattle WA


-----Original Message-----
From: Nan Hawthorne <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thu, Jan 6, 2011 11:23 am
Subject: [VICUG-L] BAED

Does anyone know if there is a way to request certain books be added to
the NLS BARD catalog?  A procedure, an email address, a web site, 
anything.

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With respect,

Nan Hawthorne
medieval-novels.com
Over 1200 Novels set in the Middle Ages and Renaissance!
www.medieval-novels.com

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