Thread: Penguin extends library e-book restrictions to downloadable audiobooks
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Old 01-19-2012, 05:00 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by xg4bx View Post
"We previously mentioned Penguin’s decision to stop making new e-book titles available to libraries in the USA and the UK. The Digital Shift reports that decision extends to downloadable digital audiobooks as well. A message from Overdrive yesterday explains this applies to audiobook titles released after 11/14/2011. In an apparently unrelated move, Amazon-owned BrillianceAudio will also stop offering downloadable audiobook titles."

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I live in New York, so I drive in gridlock all the time. I can't live without my downloaded audiobooks.
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