Acknowledgments

It is an honor to work with so many people in non-profit,
government, commercial, and educational institutions
to pursue the ancient dream of an open library.

The Internet Archive's research and development have
been supported by a generous grant from the Alfred P.
Sloan Foundation and the Kahle/Austin Foundation.

PDF books have been developed in association with
HP Labs, Luratech, and Adobe. DJVU scans have been
developed with LizardTech. The scanners used have been
designed and manufactured by the Internet Archive, and
Kirtas Technology.

Librarianship and scanning has been supported by
Carole Moore of the University of Toronto and eight
other Canadian libraries, the University of California
Library System, and with the generous support of Yahoo!

Developers on the Internet Archive scanner and associated
software include Stuart Blain, Todd Case, Molly Davis,
John DeVenizia, Travey Jaquith, Mark Johnson, Gable Jusze.,
Brewster Kahle, Jo Ann Mauthe, Tom McCarty, Robert Miller,
Brad Neuberg, Steven Rosenberg, Aryana Roxborough,
Earl Stirling, Ronna Tannebaum, and Roxane Williams.

The Million Books Project has been supported by Carnegie
Mellon University, the National Science Foundation, and
the governments and libraries of India and China.

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