Whoa, OverDrive buys Kanopy
The consolidation of digital library vendors continues, and OverDrive is on a roll, this time buying Kanopy. My guess is […]
Tag: eBooks
OMG yes, Amazon is finally cooperating with libraries
In a step in the right direction for Amazon and a big win for DPLA, Amazon will allow its exclusive […]
I want to live in a world with library access to Amazon eBooks, but not a world without movie theaters.
News from last week was a mix of good and bad but all big. First the good news. The Hill […]
OverDrive has just been bought…again.
There I was sitting comfortably on Christmas Eve, successfully ignoring my in-laws by reading an eBook borrowed through OverDrive on […]
Really, Macmillan…really?
I mean, really? REALLY? It’s not like I have anything to say that my library colleagues have already expressed elsewhere […]
Information shouldn’t be limited to library patrons based on format. eBooks belong to all!
There’s not much more that I can say about this topic, other than, though I am a champion of eBooks […]
An obituary for my Nook
If you know me, you know I champion eBooks. Even though they have become an enormous headache for libraries and […]
In the fight for access to eBooks, library supporters will need to pressure the publishers.
When I worked as a staff librarian for OverDrive, news came down from Macmillan that their Tor imprint would be […]
Are publishers sabotaging libraries’ eBook lending?
When I was briefly a staff librarian at OverDrive, the announcement came down that PRH would be eliminating the One […]
About Me
A ravenous reader with a burning love for pop culture and balloon twisting, I write about comics, libraries, and comics in libraries. I am the recipient of two master’s degrees, one in Library and Information Science from Kent State University and the other in English from Ohio Dominican University. I now work as a manager for a public library in Greater Cleveland, where I live with my husband, three dogs, and pet rats.