In follow-up correspondence Hachette spokesperson Sophie Cottrell clarified some additional points relating to its change of terms with ebook distributors to libraries and the "internal systems issue" that apparently delayed OverDrive's ability to implement the new terms. Hachette reports that they did indeed realize several months ago that OverDrive had…
Hachette Further Clarifies Higher eBook Library Pricing
by Sarah Weinman on September 14, 2012 in eNews, Libraries
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