Thread: Classic Now that Kindle will support Public Libraries lending, is or not an option for you?
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Old 04-24-2011, 02:35 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by chas0039 View Post
Actually, if all they are doing is pressuring libraries to add an additional set of ebooks, at additional expense, just because they don't want to support epub, I am now absolutely never again going to consider any Kindle.

My library says they have no plans to spend more money to fix something that is already working just fine. They feel Kindle is the problem, not the epub format. Bravo!
That is not true, please read the news.

As a matter of fact, there is will be no extra cost on the implementation and exact details of which format will be used has not being showed yet.

The problem is not the Kindle; the Kindle is a nice and good solution, is the bestselling ereader in USA. The main issue is the stupid DRM among companies. A regular novel reads exactly the same in epub or mobi.
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