Thread: Public library for e books
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Old 12-02-2010, 03:43 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by jgray View Post
Not that there is anything wrong with PD ebooks. However, I would expect a public library to offer more than just PD. I know, everyone is strapped for cash. But their selection is still pathetic.
I would expect a public library not to offer any PD ebooks. These ebooks are freely available from numerous websites and it make no sense for a public library to waste its time and resources by duplicating them.
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