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Here's one possibility; I used "Telespazio" in the author field, and 2010 for the year (see little text to the right, on the last page in the brochure):
\begin{filecontents*}{bbb.bib}
@misc{GCC,
year= "2010",
title = "{G}alileo {C}ontrol {C}entre",
url = "http://www.telespazio.it/docs/brodoc/GCC_eng.pdf",
howpublished = "Brochure",
author ="Telespazio"
}
...
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Modified answer for UPDATE 1
It is better not to use note. Biblatex offers the opportunity to create new fields, so I would create a new field for the url time (urltime).
This can be done with
\begin{filecontents}{biblatex-dm.cfg}
\DeclareDatamodelFields[type=field,datatype=literal,skipout=false]{urltime}
\end{filecontents}
then for the formatting ...
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I've been setting up a course using eduComponents in Plone. And it does basically everything that you mention above. You can find a public demo at the University of Magdeburg, where they originally developed the software
The demo at the uni-magdeburg address runs on Plone 3, and looks a bit old fashioned. But I have found the componentes to work well with ...
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Using this online compiler, the only strict problem I had was the Kindle's refusal to open PDFs online, as you found. It would be fairly simple for someone running a similar site to automate sending an email with the PDF as attachment rather than linking to the attachment direct, and you can set up your Amazon account to deliver PDF attachments to the ...
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