Simon & Schuster has expanded their library program allowing unlimited use, one user per copy for a year, and inlcudes and option to buy with a percentage benefiting the library that lent the book. Publishers Weekly tells the tale. The general reaction was that that this was an itsy-bitsy step, rather than a giant stride, but change was good. Libraries are anxious to get ebooks on favorable terms as the balance of readers shifts.
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S & S Expands LIbrary Program
2014.01.16 in Books, Bookselling, Commentary, Digital, News, Publishing | Permalink
Tags: ebooks, libraries, new terms, Simon & Schuster
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