Free e books

[newzolt]

Hey,
this is is a great site for all those book buffs out here.Free e books to download in pdf format.Do visit this site.
http://www.planetpdf.com/free_pdf_ebooks.asp?CurrentPage=1

 

[Cowburn199]

Newzolt great find! I've been searching for e-books for a while now.
Reps for you
EDIT: You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to newzolt again.

 

[hondeyho]

Wow this is great Newzolt

They have a lot of well known books there, anything which states that this is actually legal?
Well it'll certainly help if I need the study up on Dickens

 

[Ritwik]

Wow this is great Newzolt

They have a lot of well known books there, anything which states that this is actually legal?
Well it'll certainly help if I need the study up on Dickens

It is perfectly legal if 60 years have elapsed since the original author's death. That is the time frame after which copyrights are freed, and subsequent publishers/distributors have to only acknowledge the author as original creator of the piece of work in question, and do not have to pay any royalty or proceeds from sales to the author's trust or his/her family.

 

[hondeyho]

It is perfectly legal if 60 years have elapsed since the original author's death. That is the time frame after which copyrights are freed, and subsequent publishers/distributors have to only acknowledge the author as original creator of the piece of work in question, and do not have to pay any royalty or proceeds from sales to the author's trust or his/her family.

Jeez, I feel sorry for their great-grandchildren who get nothing at all

Good, good, then - everything is all nice and legal. Great find Newzolt and reps for you.

 

[blackleopard92]

It is perfectly legal if 60 years have elapsed since the original author's death. That is the time frame after which copyrights are freed, and subsequent publishers/distributors have to only acknowledge the author as original creator of the piece of work in question, and do not have to pay any royalty or proceeds from sales to the author's trust or his/her family.

i knew u would have posted that here.

also, if u want to find books, research papers, etc, just go to google, click advanced.select filetype as Pdf.and search for desired book.

It always results in good info to read.

 

[Ritwik]

I think that searches the Google database of libraries. That so ?

 

[blackleopard92]

I think that searches the Google database of libraries. That so ?

no, it searches all the net.

 

[Ritwik]

Oh ok. I missed that part about searching for pdf in your post. I thought you were referring to the Library search Google is making, in collaboration with major university libraries which will allow scholars to access rare resources. (sort of like Telnet worked earlier).

 

[blackleopard92]

Oh ok. I missed that part about searching for pdf in your post. I thought you were referring to the Library search Google is making, in collaboration with major university libraries which will allow scholars to access rare resources. (sort of like Telnet worked earlier).

I am waiting for it too.Although I had forgotten about that :

has it taken off? reached beta?

ITs very intresting and would really help students/ info hungry people like u and me.

 

[ZexyZahid]

This is a great site. Thanks for it. I remember I read a couple of those books for my English literature.

And someone can tell me simply the difference between the standard and tag type? I can read it here http://www.planetpdf.com/enterprise/article.asp?ContentID=6067 , but I don't understand it really.