350 eBooks in XML

The University of California Press has placed 350 titles from their electronic catalog online.

The University of California Press eScholarship Editions are made available through a California Digital Library purchase from netLibrary of 1,500 electronic book files on behalf of the UC community. eScholarship, which supports experiments in the production and dissemination of scholarly communications, converted the books into fully searchable XML.

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