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Old 01-20-2014, 08:19 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by dkperez View Post
If you're successful getting a library card for Hennepin County that will allow to access their ebooks as a non-resident, let us know... 'Cause, supposedly, last year, after being able to use my Hennepin card as a Dakota county resident for YEARS, Hennepin decided that "non-residents" would no longer be allowed to access their ebooks...... And, of course, the librarians' excuse is it's not THEM, it's Overdrive... They're just poor, innocent victims of the rapacious policies of the evil overlords at Overdrive...
Interesting, because I can still borrow ebooks and audiobooks from libraries where I'm not a resident. I wonder why OverDrive would be so selective?
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