If you’ve never checked out Google Book Search, which allows you to search and read the contents of complete texts, now’s the time. The site’s redesigned home page now lets you browse by book cover, a much more interesting way to explore the collection. You can start with the various categories on display on the home page, including “Interesting,” “Classics,” “Highly Cited,” and “Random Subject,” or browse by subject using the categories listed on the left. Alas, there’s no business category, but a search for “small business” and other related topics will reveal plenty of useful books. For example, check out The 7 Irrefutable Rules of Small Business Growth and Legal Forms for Starting & Running a Small Business. Great stuff, and it’s all free! [via Google Operating System]
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