Thread: Publishers STILL doing their best to screw the libraries?
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Old 07-09-2012, 10:01 PM   #25
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Irrelevant to what?

I could say that compared to public libraries making major medical journals available, supplying fantasy literature is of trivial importance.
To set the conditions for ownership. If I buy an ebook, it's mine. I should be allowed to loan it as many times as I want or to sell it.
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