July 31st, 2007
AddAll.com is another service that provides a central search for consumers when they’re looking for used and rare books.
You can suggest your online bookstore to their service here: Suggest Bookstore
One a user does a search, it will display the results. When the consumer decides to purchase the book, they are then directed to your site in order to complete the transaction.
I don’t know if this is a free service for booksellers, but it is definitely worth taking a look at. You know me, I can’t see having more people looking at your inventory as a bad thing 
July 30th, 2007
Hudson, Massachusetts - Baysys Publishing, which runs the web site www.BookSaleFinder.com announced its acquisition of the website and business of Book Sale Scout.
Helen Oram, owner of Book Sale Finder, commented, “We are very pleased to have acquired Book Sale Scout. We have many plans to expand the features offered by Book Sale Finder, and the addition of Book Sale Scout will help with our strategy.”
“Book Sale Finder has proved to be an essential tool for used book dealers, book collectors, homeschoolers, avid readers, and other book lovers. We’re proud that we have been able to serve both book buyers and booksellers, and we are excited about some of the new concepts we will introduce in the next several months,” said Ms Oram.
Book Sale Finder will continue to offer its unique features, notably: Sale Mail - a free service which tells subscribers the dates of upcoming book sales in their area, and Sale Maps - showing the locations of book sales and used book stores, using Google Maps.
At this time, www.BookSaleScout.com will direct visitors to the Book Sale Finder website for book sale information.
ABOUT BOOK SALE FINDER - Since 1994, www.BookSaleFinder.com (formerly called Book Sales in America) has been telling people where to find non-profit and other used book sales, as well as used book auctions, fairs, and various book events. Currently Book Sale Finder publishes details about more than 6,000 sales held annually in the USA and Canada.
July 29th, 2007
Bookfinder.com has reported the launch of Open Library, a project designed to provide complete book listings, complete meaning ALL books.
This is definitely a project worth watching - to read the latest, click here
