Thread: Axis 360 now enforcing the use of their app for e-book reading
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Old 09-10-2015, 08:11 PM   #38
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May be some hope for libraries. (Found link from Paul Biba's twitter.)

From Michael Kozlowski at GoodEreader:

"So are e-readers completely dead to B&T? Maybe not, I heard there is a manual activation service that a library specifically has to enroll in to support e-readers. Once this legacy system is activated patrons will have the option to checkout materials in EPUB or PDF formats from the library’s Axis 360 website and, in their accustomed routine, download content to Adobe Digital Editions on their computer and synch files to their e-readers. It is important to note that this service to support popular e-book formats is not turned on by default anymore."

http://goodereader.com/blog/digital-...with-e-readers

Now if only the report is true. Question may be how long the legacy system will be supported.
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