Off the Shelf.

The article discusses electronic book (e-book) aggregators for the academic library market, focusing on Follett Digital Resources and OverDrive. Information on the similarities and differences between these two providers is presented, and an overview of issues related to the use of e-books in an aca...

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Published in:Booklist Vol. 105; no. 5; pp. 68 - 69
Main Author: Polanka, Sue
Format: Article
Published: American Library Association 11/1/2008
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