Newsletters

PG Monthly Newsletter (2009-08-24)

The Project Gutenberg Monthly Newsletter–Aug. 24, 2009 eBooks Readable By Both Humans And Computers Since 1971 40 Months to The End of the World Via Mayan Calendaring on December 21, 2012 [some now saying October 11, 2011] Leaving 3 years 4 months, 13 1/3 seasons or 40 months. Not to worry, I will still make […]

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PG Monthly Newsletter (2009-07-21)

The Project Gutenberg Monthly Newsletter–July 21, 2009 eBooks Readable By Both Humans And Computers Since 1971 41 Months to The End of the World Via Mayan Calendaring on December 21, 2012 [some now saying October 11, 2011] Leaving 3 years 5 months, 13 2/3 seasons or 41 months. Not to worry, I will still make […]

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PG Monthly Newsletter: Extra (2009-07-18)

The Project Gutenberg Monthly Newsletter EXTRA, July 18, 2009 eBooks Readable By Both Humans And Computers Since 1971 I’m sending this out now because I have serious doubts as to whether I will be able to do this very easily when the Newsletter is actually due. This may be the last time on this hard […]

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PG Monthly Newsletter (2009-06-21)

The Project Gutenberg Monthly Newsletter–June 21, 2009 eBooks Readable By Both Humans And Computers Since 1971 42 Months to The End of the World Via Mayan Calendaring on December 21, 2012 [some now saying October 11, 2011] Leaving 3 years 6 months, 14 seasons or 42 months. Not to worry, I will still make long […]

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PG Monthly Newsletter: Pgca (2009-06-01)

Here is the news from PG Canada for May. We published a total of 18 ebooks during the month: we have now published a cumulative total of 325 ebooks. The New Releases section at the top of the PGC main page always gives the details of new releases for the most recent three months. LANGUAGES: […]

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PG Monthly Newsletter (2009-05-21)

The Project Gutenberg Monthly Newsletter, May. 21, 2009 eBooks Readable By Both Humans And Computers Since 1971 43 Months to The End of the World Via Mayan Calendaring on December 21, 2012 [some now saying October 11, 2011] Leaving 3 years 8 months, 14 2/3 seasons or 43 months. Not to worry, I will still […]

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PG Weekly Newsletter (2009-04-22)

The Project Gutenberg Weekly Newsletter, Apr. 22, 2009 eBooks Readable By Both Humans And Computers Since 1971 We’ve had some terribly major crashes. The Newsletter list were DESTROYED!!! We are using ANCIENT GREEK BACKUPS!!! This is going out the WEEKLY Newsletter list. If you want to get the PG Newsletter, you MUST SUBSCRIBE TO THE […]

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PG Monthly Newsletter (2009-04-22)

The Project Gutenberg Monthly Newsletter, Apr. 22, 2009 eBooks Readable By Both Humans And Computers Since 1971 We’ve had some terribly major crashes. The Newsletter list were DESTROYED!!! We are using ANCIENT GREEK BACKUPS!!! This is going out the MONTHLY Newsletter list. If you want to stay on it, you are fine. If not, here […]

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PG Monthly Newsletter (2009-03-21)

Project Gutenberg Monthly Newsletter The Project Gutenberg Monthly Newsletter, Mar. 21, 2009 eBooks Readable By Both Humans And Computers Since 1971 45 Months to The End of the World Via Mayan Calendaring on December 21, 2012 [some now saying October 11, 2011] Leaving 3 years 9 months, 15 seasons or 44 months. Not to worry, […]

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PG Monthly Newsletter: Pgca (2009-02-21)

ÿþHere is the news from PG Canada for January. We published a total of 23 ebooks during the month: we have now published a cumulative total of 251 ebooks. The New Releases section at the top of the PGC main page always gives the details of new releases for the most recent three months. LANGUAGES: […]

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PG Monthly Newsletter (2009-02-21)

The Project Gutenberg Monthly Newsletter, Feb. 21, 2009 eBooks Readable By Both Humans And Computers Since 1971 45 Months to The End of the World Via Mayan Calendaring on December 21, 2012 [some now saying October 11, 2011] Leaving 3 years 10 months, 15 1/3 seasons or 45 months. Not to worry, I will still […]

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