Thread: Macmillan becoming library friendly
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Old 01-26-2013, 03:33 PM   #34
Andrew H.
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Originally Posted by kennyc View Post
Exactly. And this is one more reason that ebooks must be treated exactly the same as pbooks. There should be no difference. This is not about 'licensing' this is about a product.
And the library should all give us ponies.

Macmillan wasn't making e-books available to libraries at all. Now they are, at the cost of, perhaps, 50¢ per checkout. This is a better deal than Random House offered, and better than nothing. I don't think that turning down this offer will cause MM to make a better offer, or help customers at all.
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