If you were a big fan of the New York Public Library initiative, OldNYC (who doesn’t love the geolocation of 40,000 vintage photos?), you’ll be excited to hear about the iPhone app that was ...

NEW YORK -- The New York Public Library is making banned books accessible to readers across the country. As part of its "Books For All" initiative, the library will offer four commonly banned ...

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

From now through the end of May, people nationwide will be able to browse, borrow and read these four books through the library's free e-reader app, SimplyE, available on iOS and Android devices.

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 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.

In response to the unprecedented surge in book bans, “Books for All” will offer four titles nationwide on NYPL’s e-reader app. These are some of the titles the library will make available as ...

Recently, the New York Public Library put 300,000 books on an app called SimplyE. The app is available for Android and iOS, but is only available to those with a NYPL library card.

NYPL has teamed up with the MTA to launch the "Subway Library," a free service that provides commuters with thousands of free books and stories through Wi-Fi.

The New York Public Library is making its biggest stand against banning books this week. “Books for All,” a campaign it’s hosting with the American Library Association (ALA) between October ...

NYPL has made several of its most popular research databases, previously only available for use at its 92 locations, accessible to all library cardholders remotely during its closure.