Thread: the future of libraries and ebooks on NPR
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Old 04-10-2011, 01:30 PM   #25
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I don't really like what HarperCollins is doing, but I still think that things should be changed in the library system, I like what someone said in the article about the library buying 1000 books and as they get used up they buy more. Even thought they might have to pay quite a bit for the books. The publisher still gets their money and I still get my book, but faster and easier. And we pay for the library in tax dollars!
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