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Old 10-23-2010, 03:02 PM   #24
Graham
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Originally Posted by Stephen Page
As I say, some publishers may take a more relaxed view, particularly of remote downloading, but the above criteria allow for a strong beginning that replicates physical lending.
I have no problem with them enforcing the existing geographic lending restrictions (though I'll be sad to see my account go at Essex!) but forcing people to come into a library to download the book defeats virtually the whole point of eBooks.

I'd support a highly vocal boycott of those publishers who insist on banning remote downloading, and positive support of those publishers who do not (who 'take a more relaxed view').

Graham

Last edited by Graham; 10-23-2010 at 03:23 PM. Reason: left out the rather important word "banning" in my last sentence!
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