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Old 09-04-2009, 01:17 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by dordale View Post
Thomman--I have library cards to several libraries here in Northern California and one to the New York Library as well. All of the libraries I belong to use Overdrive for the eBook service. I can check out eBooks (audio books as well) from their site, download them, transfer them to my Sony reader (iPod/mp3 player for audio books) and read/listen offline. The books will expire in 14 or 21 days, at which point I will no longer be able to access them.

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I think the point that Thomman was making is that not everyone has access to a library that offers ebooks. I live in a rural area that is not serviced by a public library at all. I would love to see an ebook library created that has no geographical restrictions.
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