John Mark Ockerbloom
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John Mark Ockerbloom is a pioneer in library science. He was the first person to make a substantial effort to catalog online books in a rigorous and comprehensive manner. He is the author of The Online Books Page, which lists over 30,000 books, all of which are freely available for reading online or by download.

