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A year later than planned, the Internet giant will launch its digital library in the U.S. before year's end.


Google's bid to enter the sector of electronic books will be released in the U.S. before the end of 2010, and the rest of the world in the first quarter of 2011, nearly a year after its original release date.

As confirmed today the director of product management for the company, Scott Dougall, told the Wall Street Journal, the opening of the digital library of Internet giant, hampered by technical and legal problems for months, finally take place in coming weeks .

"Given the complexity of this project, we did not want to release anything that was not complete," said Dougall. The delay in the launch of Google Editions, originally scheduled for the first quarter of 2010 and later for the last summer, has enabled the company to forward contracts on several fronts, such as independent bookstores.

It is expected that small publishers provide much of the supply of the digital library, with which many are already exchanging files, the newspaper said. The company wanted to differentiate its library of others, such as Amazon, to design an open model, in which books can be purchased directly from the web or in libraries associated with it through the user's Google account .

The library staff to create the user will be accessible both from the computer or from another device connected to the Internet such as smartphones or "tablets" as the iPad. The great unknown is Kindle, Amazon's electronic reader, a company that has managed to control about 65 percent of the market for electronic books, thanks in large part to its successful product.

That bet open for Google, which does not force the user to possess any device connected to your offer is extended with the option of the user to purchase books through the platform without even having to access the website of the company with a direct sales from bookstores.

The arrival of Google to the publishing world in time for Christmas could triple sales of digital books in the U.S. this year, from 301 million in 2009 to 966,000,000 in 2010, according to Forrester Research.


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