New York, NY – People around the world will now be able to go online to read nearly every edition ever printed of Bonnier's Popular Science. Google has announced a partnership with PopSci that brings the back issues of the magazine to the Web.

Google has created a digital archive for the print editions of Popular Science and dozens of other big-name consumer magazines, stretching back decades. The Google magazine archive will post entire issues of each magazine online in a format designed for easy searching. At first, the archive will be searchable through Google Books; however, Google plans eventually to make the archive searchable through its main search page as well.

"This amazing partnership with Google has allowed us to finally do something we've wanted to do for years: digitize – and monetize – 136 years of Popular Science issues. Soon this will be searchable from our own site, and we expect it to be a big hit and drive tons of online traffic," said Mark Jannot, Editor-in-Chief of Popular Science.