Livermore Public Library recently added two new resources and upgraded another in its Digital Library. Patrons using the New York Times through the Library now have access to an upgraded subscription that includes news plus games and cooking. PressReader is a platform for accessing magazines and newspapers, including U.S. and international editions and publications in full color in over 60 languages. O’Reilly is a service that provides access to thousands of expert technology and business books, videos, and learning resources. Patrons can improve their computer skills with O'Reilly online modules and programming books.

Accessing the New York Times through Livermore Public Library now offers unlimited news articles, access to games like Spelling Bee, Wordle, the Crossword and more puzzles, and recipes from their cooking section. Patrons can get started by redeeming a code from the link on the Library’s website and activating access by logging in or registering for a free account. Click "Register Now" to sign up and create an account with a valid personal email address, or, if you already have a NYT account, log in. The code provides unlimited access for 72 hours. Patrons may return to the link any time to renew their free access.

Read magazines and newspapers covering art, business, design, lifestyle, news, science, sports, technology, travel and more with PressReader. Publications in full-color and in over 60 languages from around the world are available, with the ability to translate English language magazines into over 15 different languages. Registering as a user with the site is optional and allows for personalized saved settings. This platform is best accessed on the PressReader app on tablets or smartphones, or a computer browser.

Improve your computer and business skills with O'Reilly for Public Libraries. Read books on software, programming and business for free with your Library card using standard web browsers, with no due dates. O’Reilly also offers unlimited access to 30,000+ hours of video, case studies from top companies, learning paths, expert playlists and more.

Access to all Library resources is provided at no cost to Livermore Public Library card holders. To learn more about these new online resources, visit the Livermore Public Library’s Digital Library.