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Do you have a <b>book you love so much</b> you'd like to give it to the world? These are the books that {{ supporter }} wants to give to the world.
Do you have a <b>book you love so much</b> you'd like to give it to the world? These are the books that <span class="ungluer"></span> is helping to give to the world, right now.
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Of course, {{ supporter }} can't do that, because books are stuck. Copyright and ebook licensing often makes it illegal for individuals, and even libraries, to share digital books. DRM makes sharing hard. At Unglue.it, we respect copyright and pay book creators, while enabling book lovers to share their favorite books with everyone.
<span class="ungluer"></span> wants everyone to be able to read these books -- for free, on their favorite devices, worldwide -- but also wants the book's creators to be paid. Traditionally, readers pay each time they buy a book. But what if it worked more like public radio? What if creators got enough money to cover their costs and make their efforts worthwhile, and then the book was free to all? That's what Unglue.it does. We ask creators what fee makes sense to them, and then let people everyone chip in toward that -- people like <span class="ungluer"></span>.
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In short, we get books unstuck. We work with authors and publishers to choose a fair licensing fee. We raise that fee here through crowdfunding: people like you and {{ supporter }} chipping in. When campaigns succeed, the rights holders get paid, and they issue a free electronic edition under a <a href="http://creativecommons.org">Creative Commons</a> license. It's like public radio: once donors have covered the station's costs, its programs are free to all.
These books have active campaigns running, right now. Ungluers like <span class="ungluer"></span> are pledging to unglue them, with no risk; their credit cards will only be charged if the campaign succeeds. And when that happens, these books will be free for you, and everyone else, to read and share.
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What if your favorite book could be free to the world?
What if your favorite book were on this list?
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What if you could <b>unglue it</b>?

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<p>
Do you have a <b>book you love so much</b> you'd like to give it to the world? These are the books that {{ supporter }} wants to give to the world.
Imagine if <b>you could give your favorite book</b> to everyone on earth. Imagine if they all had a copy that they could read anywhere, anytime, on their favorite devices, with no DRM. That they could share with their friends, freely and legally. And imagine that your favorite book's creators still got paid.
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<p>
Of course, {{ supporter }} can't do that, because books are stuck. Copyright and ebook licensing often makes it illegal for individuals, and even libraries, to share digital books. DRM makes sharing hard. At Unglue.it, we respect copyright and pay book creators, while enabling book lovers to share their favorite books with everyone.
It's possible! Here's a set of books that <span class="ungluer"></span> has given to you. All of these books are either in the public domain (in the United States, and possibly other countries as well), or they've been released to the world under a <a href="https://creativecommons.org/">Creative Commons</a> license. This means you're free to read, copy, and share them. Under some licenses, you're also free to remix them into new creative works.
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<p>
In short, we get books unstuck. We work with authors and publishers to choose a fair licensing fee. We raise that fee here through crowdfunding: people like you and {{ supporter }} chipping in. When campaigns succeed, the rights holders get paid, and they issue a free electronic edition under a <a href="http://creativecommons.org">Creative Commons</a> license. It's like public radio: once donors have covered the station's costs, its programs are free to all.
Some of these books have been in the public domain all along. But others were unglued. What's that mean? First, we asked book creators what would make it worth their while to issue their books under Creative Commons licenses. Next, we ran pledge campaigns on Unglue.it, and anyone who wanted to give this book to the world -- including <span class="ungluer"></span> -- chipped in. When the campaign succeeded, we paid the book creators, and they issued a freely available ebook. You're free to read it now. Go ahead!
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What if your favorite book could be free to the world?
Now imagine, what if your favorite book were on this list?
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<p class="last">
What if you could <b>unglue it</b>?

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<p>
Do you have a <b>book you love so much</b> you'd like to give it to the world? These are the books that {{ supporter }} wants to give to the world.
Do you have a <b>book you love so much</b> you'd like to give it to the world? These are the books that <span class="ungluer"></span> wants to give to the world.
</p>
<p>
Of course, {{ supporter }} can't do that, because books are stuck. Copyright and ebook licensing often makes it illegal for individuals, and even libraries, to share digital books. DRM makes sharing hard. At Unglue.it, we respect copyright and pay book creators, while enabling book lovers to share their favorite books with everyone.
Of course, <span class="ungluer"></span> can't do that, because books are stuck. Copyright and ebook licensing often makes it illegal for individuals, and even libraries, to share digital books. DRM makes sharing hard. At Unglue.it, we respect copyright and pay book creators, while enabling book lovers to share their favorite books with everyone.
</p>
<p>
In short, we get books unstuck. We work with authors and publishers to choose a fair licensing fee. We raise that fee here through crowdfunding: people like you and {{ supporter }} chipping in. When campaigns succeed, the rights holders get paid, and they issue a free electronic edition under a <a href="http://creativecommons.org">Creative Commons</a> license. It's like public radio: once donors have covered the station's costs, its programs are free to all.
In short, we get books unstuck. We work with authors and publishers to choose a fair licensing fee. We raise that fee here through crowdfunding: people like you and <span class="ungluer"></span> chipping in. When campaigns succeed, the rights holders get paid, and they issue a free electronic edition under a <a href="http://creativecommons.org">Creative Commons</a> license. It's like public radio: once donors have covered the station's costs, its programs are free to all.
</p>
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What if your favorite book could be free to the world?