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Old 10-22-2010, 12:56 PM   #122
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However, Publishers are keen to ensure that lending e-books is possible and want to support public libraries in offering access to e-books on the same terms that apply to printed books.
The only thing Stephen Page is keen on is for people to stop lending books and buy them instead. Talk about going back to the stone age to physically show up at the library to get a digital copy.
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