With Penguin Random House unifying its adult library marketing teams under the leadership of vp, library sales Skip Dye, the company will also simplify its terms of sale for ebooks into school and public libraries in the US and Canada as of January 1, 2016. The Random House model will prevail companywide over the Penguin practice, and going forward all titles will be sold to libraries in perpetuity — at premium library prices — rather than sold for a term of one year, as has been the Penguin policy. (Titles are still limited to one patron at a time for each ebook […]
