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With the advent of eBooks, aren’t libraries shrinking?

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With the advent of eBooks, aren’t libraries shrinking?

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No matter how popular eBooks are, they aren’t uniformly available at libraries and won’t be in the future. Major publishers like Macmillan and Simon & Schuster refuse to license their eBooks for free circulation at libraries. So if you want to read Stephen King or Mary Higgins Clark for free, you’ll have to borrow a printed book. Those who do license eBooks to libraries do so on a restricted basis. As long as people want free access to books and information, libraries will need to maintain collections of physical books.

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