Hypothes.is Partners with NYU Libraries, NYU Press, Others to Bring Open Annotations to eBooks

Published: 9 March, 2017

Today we are announcing a partnership to bring open, collaborative, cross-platform annotation to eBooks. Together with NYU Libraries, NYU Press, Evident Point, the Readium Foundation and the EPUBjs project, Hypothesis will be working to bring annotation to EPUB, the standard format for digital books.

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