NYPL Biblion ‘Frankenstein’ App The New York Public Library’s second Biblion iPad app, which collects primary sources, essays, and interviews about Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein.’ ...

New York Public Library puts 300,000 titles online with new e-book app Just in time for some final summer reading.

“The ‘world of tomorrow’ is here today,” according to a press release unveiling the new iPad app from the New York Public Library. The app, … ...

In 1939 and 1940, a world that was beginning to climb out of the Great Depression and about to descend into World War II had a brief glimpse of a bright future at the New York World's Fair. After ...

All you need is a library card.To gain access, NYPL's free e-reader app, SimplyE, can be downloaded for iPhone or Android. Books are automatically returned at the end of the lending period, and ...

The New York Public Library just released a iPhone and Android app that lets anyone with a library card freely download any of the 300,000 eBooks in its collection.

The New York Public Library made four banned books available nationwide on SimplyE, its free-reader app. The titles include Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson, King and the Dragonflies by Kacen ...

The New York Public Library says the program is in response to recent nationwide efforts to ban books.

The New York Public Library has a lot of old photos. One can spend hours digging through their archives and only scratch the surface of the trove of vintage goodies. But even though the library ...