Thread: Harper Collins' response to new library lending policy
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Old 03-02-2011, 03:27 AM   #19
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If a library decides to repurchase an e-book later in the book’s life, the price will be significantly lower as it will be pegged to a paperback price point.
It goes without saying that "paperbook" ebooks only get 15 circs, but that's only reasonable.
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