Thread: Amazon Publishing in talks to offer e-books to public libraries
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Old 12-22-2020, 12:25 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
No E-Ink devices, just Android and iOS.

And what's this nonsense about 21 steps to borrow a book with Overdrive? Definitely not true when using a Kindle or Kobo (or even a Tolino or Pocketbook).
Yeah, what is happening right now isn't much. But at least it is a start for Amazon published books to start appearing. Once the gate is open, hopefully things will get better.

I don't check books out of the library. But I know Amazon Publishing not offering their books to libraries has been a source of criticism.
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