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Old 07-08-2019, 11:38 AM   #99
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Originally Posted by meeera View Post
An interesting comparison - our public library CD lending model hasn't been killed off by paid smartphone music services. Nor has our public library mixed DVD-lending and streaming movies-and-documentaries model gone away with Netflix here on the market. And the public library Homework Help service hasn't disappeared due to paid tutoring services proliferating. The future is mixed models, I think, and as leebase said it's going to take a lot of ongoing negotiation.
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I think you have the services backwards. It's not that commercial options obviate the desire for library services.

What if the library had music streaming?

What if the library had movie streaming?

Would such services offered by the library reduce Netflix and Spotify subscriptions?
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