Thread: Authors Guild: Claims Kindle Lending Library is a breach of contract
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Old 11-17-2011, 08:54 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by thebestjeter View Post
What's the difference between borrowing from a Digital Library and from Amazon? Publishers get more benefits from the Amazon Owner's Library Lending since they get paid from "every" copy lent.
The difference is that publishers get to choose to agree or not agree to add their books to the Overdrive libraries (and some have chosen not to). Amazon is adding their books even after they have said no.
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