On Demand To Roll Out More Than 100,000 Book Machines Through Kodak And Readerlink

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On Demand To Roll Out More Than 100,000 Book Machines Through Kodak And Readerlink

Posted at 5:57PM Thursday 13 Sep 2012

The number of outlets selling books and the number of titles they offer is about to grow exponentially through two new On Demand Books partnerships, one with Eastman Kodak and a second with ReaderLink Distribution Services. Kodak is working with On Demand to integrate the Espresso Book Machine, currently available in only a handful of bookstores and libraries, with the KODAK Picture Kiosk at 105,000 locations worldwide. The integrated kiosks, which will begin to go live late this year in the U.S., will have more than 7 million books available through On Demand. The kiosks will also have the capability to handle self-published books.

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