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Old 03-02-2011, 08:40 AM   #1
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Overdrive CEO describes it's action following Harper Collins changes
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Steve Potash Overdrive CEO has written on his company's blog their actions and response to the latest lending changes initiated by Harper Collins.

http://overdriveblogs.com/library/20...censing-terms/

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Since Friday, we’ve heard directly from many library partners about the new eBook licensing terms instituted by HarperCollins. As an initial step, here is what OverDrive is doing about it.

Beginning March 7, we are making changes in the eBook ordering process. HarperCollins eBooks and their catalog of titles will be moved from our general eBook catalog to a separate collection. Until we have time to review the effect of these new terms with our library partners, HarperCollins eBooks will not be listed in our Library Marketplace. You will be able to review and order HarperCollins eBooks from a separated catalog, if you so choose.
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