Thread: Random House Says Libraries Own Their Ebooks
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Old 12-08-2012, 12:29 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by dkperez View Post
I"m probably missing it, but if Random House is so positive about libraries, wouldn't they want to make books like James Patterson's "NYPD Red" available through Overdrive? At present it appears to be only in bookstores...

Or maybe "Zoo" or "11th Hour"...
NYPD Red and 11th Hour (didn't check Zoo) are published by Little, Brown. They're Hachette, not Random House.
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