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Old 07-06-2011, 12:52 PM   #1
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OverDrive DRM-free eBooks Now Available to Libraries
DRM-free eBooks are now available to libraries

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For the past few months, OverDrive has been beta testing DRM-free eBook distribution in libraries. Today, we’re excited to announce that all OverDrive-powered libraries can now add DRM-free eBooks to their digital collections.

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All DRM-free eBooks are available under the one-copy/one-user model, which means you can add a copy to your collection and one user at a time can borrow the title from the library. Just like all other OverDrive-supplied content, the titles will be borrowed for a set amount of time and when that lending period is up, another user can check out the title.
A list of publishers providing DRM-free content is in the article.
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