Thread: Should Libraries Charge for eBooks?
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Old 06-29-2011, 12:07 PM   #25
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I can borrow my ebooks for my library (Gwinnet Public Library, Georgia, USA) on-line, no charge. I have only used it twice as I tend to use the free internet sites the most. I have hundreds of downloaded pulp novels that I have to still read. I'm lucky to have cheap taste when it comes to leisure reading. I don't even look at a best seller list.
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