Thread: Should Libraries Charge for eBooks?
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Old 07-01-2011, 10:19 AM   #80
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Originally Posted by mwheinz View Post
I do believe libraries should be free to anyone who needs them, but offering special "memberships", the way NPR does, would be a great way to extend their funding.

They could do something like, for $25-$50/year you could get
  1. First access to new ebooks
  2. Coupons to local businesses
  3. Special members-only ebook clubs/reading circles etc...
    [8]Any other ideas?
I agree, and what's more, I would pay for this happily.
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