https://www.axios.com/2024/05/06/library-librarians-e-books-license-policies
"Librarians are developing open-source alternatives to Libby and hoopla and testing "experiments with publishers that don't involve restrictive licenses," says Jennie Rose Halperin, director of Library Futures."
Fuck yeah!
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