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Originally Posted by fjtorres
Okay, going from the Overdrive blog post, they are following the logic that the libraries are buying licenses, not files (Baen takes the same position) so the book can be delivered in any format. Simple, straightforward and religion-free.
Epub, mobi, whatever, is irrelevant; what matters is the book, not the format.
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This. What I'm looking for is the sorta reverse - any book that becomes available for Kindle (that needs a K for whatever app) would also automatically become available in the other formats. If that is true, then there is no longer a division between books available for epub and books available for mobi and books available for kindle.
But it's really exciting for my sister-in-law who got a kindle for christmas....