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Old 05-01-2016, 10:34 AM   #70
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I am talking about one corporation dominating our libraries.
As a librarian, I honestly find this idea to be laughable. Libraries deal with a number of vendors, OverDrive being just one of many. Baker & Taylor is the primary p-book vendor for many, if not most, public libraries and yet no one fears they're dominating libraries. In terms of e-Books, I think publishers are way more of a concern for public libraries since they are the ones who set the prices and term limits for e-Books. Also, there are other e-Book providers besides OverDrive. OD isn't perfect but I really don't think they're going to take over libraries.
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