Heather McCormick interviewed at TOC 2011
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Libraries treat ebooks as extra access points that expand circulation rather than replace print, using vendors like OverDrive to reach readers who want to read on planes or buses; core claim is that wider availability means more circulation and revenue, with passionate readers sometimes juggling three books at once. Main barriers are funding, staffing and publishers who withhold ebook rights, limiting service. Library Journal reaches 100,000 library professionals who watch these trends.
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