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Short Take: netLibrary looks to attract higher education market

netLibrary has launched, providing access to full electronic copies of more than 2,000 books. It expects to have 6,000 more by year's end. Users can search for scholarly, professional, or reference books, and then view them online or print a copy. netLibrary's 40-plus publishers include: Harvard Business School Press, Macmillan Reference, McGraw-Hill Companies, MIT Press, and University of California Press.

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has launched, providing access to full electronic copies of more than 2,000 books. It expects to have 6,000 more by year's end. Users can search for scholarly, professional, or reference books, and then view them online or print a copy. netLibrary's 40-plus publishers include: Harvard Business School Press, Macmillan Reference, McGraw-Hill Companies, MIT Press, and University of California Press.