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Originally Posted by DMcCunney
Of course, this assumes you have the capability to read both formats. Folks who don't will have problems.
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Folks who don't have an iPad can't buy iBooks. Am I missing your point? Of course you need a player to read the file. You can't borrow a library book without a valid library card either.
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Originally Posted by DMcCunney
As for the Bond books, the Fleming estate just announced they'd be rolling their own ebook editions. I'd expect Amazon and the Kindle to be the first target, with others to hopefully follow, so the question is whether Overdrive will offer them down the road. I suspect they will, but can't be sure.
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Both Amazon Kindle and Sony eReader stores list the current Bond books as "Published by: Ian Fleming Publications Limited" and date from 2008. The paperbacks are published by Penguin and date from 2002/2003. I would presume the Fleming estate has had a hand in these as well. The cover art work between the Penguin pbooks and the existing ebooks is different.