Thread: Kansas State Librarian Argues Consortium Owns Content from OverDrive
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Old 07-04-2011, 03:09 PM   #4
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Based on the contract bits cited in the article, it looks like the librarian may be right. However, I wonder what the consequences will be. Is 3M's new services as good as OD's? Will it be able to provide the same number of new books as OD? Does (or will, or can) 3M have an agreement with Kindle like OD?
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