Thread: EBook Libraries Don't Need To Be Local
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Old 02-15-2012, 12:08 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by Mikou View Post
The book might not need to be repurchased at full price, but if it is published by Hachette, the license will have to be renewed, for a fee, after the ebook has been loaned 26 times. I believe they are the only publisher that does thus, but I wouldn't be surprised if other publishers eventually follow in their footsteps... Of those who haven't disallowed ebook lending altogether.

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It's HarperCollins with the 26 loan limit.
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