A group of 3rd-graders from Brooklyn's P.S. 399 watched Robert Louis Stevenson's A Child's Garden of Verses being printed on demand in bound paperback format March 7 at Brooklyn (N.Y.) Public Library's Central branch. The children were invited to a ribbon-cutting ceremony to introduce the library's new Espresso Book Machine, which can print more than 8 million titles in any language with the push of a buttonThursday, March 08, 2012
Books on demand technology comes to Brooklyn Public Library
A group of 3rd-graders from Brooklyn's P.S. 399 watched Robert Louis Stevenson's A Child's Garden of Verses being printed on demand in bound paperback format March 7 at Brooklyn (N.Y.) Public Library's Central branch. The children were invited to a ribbon-cutting ceremony to introduce the library's new Espresso Book Machine, which can print more than 8 million titles in any language with the push of a button
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