DPLA Publications
Providing free public access to vital information
DPLA believes that open and convenient access to accurate information allows for an informed public and is an essential service that is core to the role libraries have played in democratic societies for generations.
DPLA has published free, easy-to-read ebooks from public documents—no library card or sign-in required. It is also available at no cost to libraries, which may provide it to their patrons without restrictions, through the SimplyE app or epub format.
DPLA has made every effort to accommodate those who require assistive technology in order to read text and will continue to work to make the text as accessible as possible. DPLA Publications will be available in Palace app when it launches in fall 2021, and are currently available in the Open Bookshelf collection within the SimplyE app.
The Impeachment Papers II
Materials In Support of House Resolution 24, Impeaching Donald John Trump for Incitement of Insurrection is now available as a free, easy-to-read EPUB. This volume will be updated as more documents relevant to this second impeachment are released.
NYC Internet Master Plan
New York City’s Internet Master Plan, which aims to bring affordable, high-speed internet access to all five boroughs of New York City, was released in January 2020. Prior to the creation of this easy-to-read EPUB, it was available only in pdf format.
The Impeachment Papers
The Impeachment Papers: A Compendium of Public Documents Related to the Impeachment of President Donald J. Trump, is available in an updated version that includes the documents related to the FISA Applications and Other Aspects of the FBI’s Crossfire Hurricane investigation, as well as the House Intelligence and Judiciary Committee reports.
The Mueller Report
The Report On The Investigation Into Russian Interference In The 2016 Presidential Election, or the Mueller Report, is now freely available in ebook format. DPLA and the Internet Archive were honored with a Digital Book World award for Best Nonfiction Book for their work on the publication. The enhanced version of the report includes links to more than 740 of the original documents referenced in footnotes, as well as format and tagging enhancements to make the document more accessible to those with text impairments.
The Senate Intelligence Committee Report
The Senate Intelligence Committee Report of Russian Active Measures, Campaigns and Interference in the 2016 U.S. Election was published in 2020, and includes both volumes of the Committee’s report.