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Old 12-30-2011, 02:31 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by rogue_librarian View Post
Duh, no. It applies to public libraries only. It's called "Public Lending Right", and Wikipedia has more (as always). The going rate in the UK was 6p (less than a dime) per loan last time I checked.
I just read the article and I find this very disturbing. The library should simply purchase the book for full price and then make it available to loan without paying any recurring fee. I can't believe that the tax payers are expected to fund this recurring fee, for a product they already funded to purchase! Wow, just wow. I sure hope they don't get away with this in the US.
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