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Amazon To Offer Kindle ebooks Via Public Libraries
destinyland writes "Amazon announced this morning that they're making Kindle ebooks available for free in America through 11,000 local public libraries. 'We're thrilled that Amazon is offering such a new approach to library ebook...' said one Seattle librarian, and one Kindle blog listed out the top advantages to having them available in libraries."
On another note: would you rather they didn't expire so you can pay exorbitant late fees?
Today is red jello day - all workers must eat all of their red jello. Failure to comply will result in five demerits.
The libraries buy the books they lend, including ebooks. If they buy five copies, they can only lend five copies at a time. So, if 11,000 libraries are lending your book, there should be at least 11,000 sales to you. You imply that you are already publishing electronically, so why don't you already know this?
You should have spent the time typing your long-winded response to actually researching the topic.
If I used a sig over again, would anyone notice?