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Old 07-06-2013, 02:03 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by tubemonkey View Post
This is a spinoff from another thread meant to inform more people about borrowing magazines via Zinio from public libraries.

Recorded Books Partners with Zinio to offer Digital Magazines at Public Libraries

Think of this as the OverDrive for magazines. According to this article, there are over 1,400 libraries offering this service; so there's a strong chance a library near you may have it. At least five of my libraries do. Just like the number of ebooks varies from library to library, so do the number of magazines. If one your libraries doesn't have a particular magazine, then another might. It pays to belong to as many libraries as you can.

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Thanks TM. Just recently found out about this.

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