The Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) signed a groundbreaking agreement with Independent Publishers Group (IPG) to give libraries in the U.S. “the power to purchase and own in perpetuity, rather than merely license, tens of thousands of ebook and audiobook titles from dozens of independent publishers.”
The Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) signed a groundbreaking agreement with Independent Publishers Group (IPG) to give libraries in the U.S. “the power to purchase and own in perpetuity, rather than merely license, tens of thousands of ebook and audiobook titles from dozens of independent publishers.” Read More
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