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  doccodeMantra to Deliver XML and eBook Production Platform for Simon & Schuster
  doc Academic and Professional Presses Adopt collectionPoint 2.0 as Digital Asset Management and Distribution Platform
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  doc"codeMantra Introduces SaaS Pricing for Latest Version of Collection Point® 2.0"
  doc "Print On-Demand (POD) 2009. Enhanced technology and wider acceptance are fueling its momentum - an article by Teri Tan in Publishers Weekly."
  doc"codeMantra introduce cP - DocRev, SaaS business solution combining the aspects of an affordable software and a service provider."
  closedMay 2009
  doc“Unleashing the Power of the Unbound Book”, presented by Walter W.J. Walker, our Director of Publishing Services at O'Reilly Tools of Change conference on Feb 11, 2009 in NYC.
  doccodeMantra is happy to announce that Robert Grande has joined our team as Senior Business Development Manager.
  closedJan 2009
  docUnleashing the Power of the Unbound Book: “The Digital Book Strategy”
  doc“Unleashing the Power of the Unbound Book” - An informative, analytical and eye-opening white-paper created by Walter W. J. Walker and Scott Cook our Directors of Publishing and Technology.
  docReleasing Collection Point® 2.0–We are extremely happy to announce the release of our latest, feature rich Digital Asset and Distribution Management System.
  doccodeMantra Partners with New York University Press.
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  docAdditions to the codeMantra team
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   docCollection Point® 2.0
  docAdditions to the codeMantra team
  closed Feb 2008
   docO’Reilly TOC Conference 2008
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   docContinuum and cM partnership
  closed Dec 2007
  docDigital Rights Management
  docGoogle Book Search
  closed Oct 2007
  docCollection Point® - New Release
  closed July 2007
  docDAD Conference

 
 
codeMantra now offers Google Book Search

[PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA] - codeMantra is happy to announce that we now enable publisher clients to promote books on Google Book Search through our Collection Point® solution that facilitates archival, distribution, metadata management and supports the Universal PDF® format that is widely accepted by most digital content distributors and aggregators.

What is the advantage of Google Book Search?

Once your content has been converted and distributed to Google Book Search it is easy for customers to locate your content. Through Google Book Search users can search for the books of their choice just like they perform a search on Google.com. Results whose content contains a match to the search terms are presented with links to the search results. Clicking on a book result, you'll be able to see everything from a few short excerpts to the entire book.

Each book includes an 'About this book' page with basic bibliographic data like title, author, publication date, length and subject. For some books you may also see additional information like key terms and phrases, references to the book from scholarly publications or other books, chapter titles and a list of related books. For every book, you'll see links directing you to bookstores where you can buy the book and libraries where you can borrow it.

As a publisher you have the ability to determine the permissions you make available to those who view your books. You can offer the following choices:

Full view: The customer can page through the entire book from start to finish, as many times as they like.

Limited preview: Only a few pages of the book are presented to the customer for them to make their purchase decision.

Snippet view: Clicking on the book result, the customer will be taken to the 'About this book' page.

No preview available: Only the 'About this book' page displaying bibliographic information about the book, plus links to help you find it in a bookstore or library are displayed.