The Palace Project provides patrons seamless access to more of your library's collections in one streamlined app. Our mission-driven suite of projects is intended to align with the goals of libraries, providing increased discovery, equitable access, and budget-friendly options in our non-profit Marketplace. Contact us to find out more about how The Palace Project can help your library highlight whole collections over holds queues today!
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1438 West Peachtree Street, NW
Suite 150
US，GA，Atlanta，30309
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Curious about what we've been up to? Join us for our biannual updates webinar where you'll hear from key Palace team members on development, content, and what's next for The Palace Project. You won't want to miss it! ?? ?? Register here: https://bit.ly/4egdJfq
We’re excited to announce the launch of The Palace Project App at EPL! Our cardholders now have access to a growing selection of Audible content as well as eBooks and eAudiobooks from Libby by OverDrive. This exciting launch results from a collaboration with Vancouver Public Library, making EPL one of the first libraries in Canada to offer this exciting digital content. Explore the world of stories, whether you're a reader or a listener! Start your journey with The Palace Project App today: https://bit.ly/40o04zr #LibraryInnovation #PalaceProject #EPL #Audible
Curious about what we've been up to? Join us for our biannual updates webinar where you'll hear from key Palace team members on development, content, and what's next for The Palace Project. You won't want to miss it! ?? ?? Register here: https://bit.ly/4egdJfq
In 2021, with the ebook and ebook marketplace challenges in full view, Lyrasis started The Palace Project, in partnership with DPLA and a generous grant from the Knight Foundation. Later that same year, Lyrasis acquired BiblioLabs and its community engagement platform and services. The synergy of services, technologies and solutions for the two groups’ library communities came together a little over a year ago with the formal creation of the Ebooks and Community Engagement division — a team focused on providing libraries with solutions and alternatives in this space via a multifaceted approach to ebooks and econtent. Read the latest essay from Michael Atwood, Senior Director of Ebooks and Engagement: https://lnkd.in/efVcmzXG
Wondering about how The Palace Project can increase access to ebooks for your library? Join us for our next Palace 101 session where we'll discuss how the Palace app can bring more of your library's content into the hands of readers. ?? ?? Register today: https://bit.ly/486k23H
We're hitting the road again! Join Lyrasis and The Palace Project at this year's Georgia Libraries Conference. We look forward to seeing you there! ??
Join Digital Public Library of America and Oceanside Library for The Banned Book Club's new virtual discussion group!
Welcome to #BannedBooksWeek! We are thrilled to invite you to the new #BannedBook Discussion group hosted in collaboration with Oceanside Library. In this virtual discussion on Banned Books in America, participants will have the opportunity to chat with fellow teens from across the United States about books that have faced challenges and bans, and celebrate the #FreedomToRead. Join us September 25 at 8:00pm ET/ 5pm PT to explore the power of books and the fight against censorship! (If you'd like, you can join this conversation anonymously). Join here: https://lnkd.in/dC7Vjar9
Heading to #ALAAC24? We'll see you there! If you've been waiting to hear about how The Palace Project helps libraries expand access to ebooks, we'll be at the Lyrasis booth (#914) in the Library Marketplace. Read below for demo times for the Palace Project app and our BiblioBoard + Indie Author Project platforms.
We're hosting a panel! Join The Palace Project for "Not by the eBook: Increased Access and Alternative Licensing" on Sunday, June 30th at 9AM. This will be a lively discussion between librarians and industry experts. Click the link to learn more: https://cdmcd.co/mRXBWQ
That's a wrap on spring conference season. We'd like to thank New Jersey State Library, New Jersey Library Association (NJLA) and New Jersey librarians for the warm welcome at NJLA 2024! What's next for The Palace Project team? We'll be attending ALA Annual 2024 in San Diego from 6/27-7/2. Stop by Lyrasis booth #914 to say hello!