Sentences with phrase «lending ebooks via»

Overdrive is the main platform used for lending ebooks via most libraries based in the United States and Canada.

Like many of you, we have wondered what Penguin means by saying they are re-evaluating lending eBooks via libraries because of «security risks.»

This is a technical restriction (they don't have the capability yet) as opposed to a policy decision that OUP won't lend ebooks via its own platform.

Not exact matches

Penguin made waves in the eBook industry when it pulled out of Overdrive and all of the other services that facilitated the lending of eBooks via your local library.

For Kindle owners, however, the service also provides access to a plethora of more than 800,000 ebooks via its lending library.

Test Drive Approved device requirements include compatibility with the library's eBook catalog, direct Wi - Fi checkout and eBook download via an on - board browser or app, and copyright protection (DRM) and lending practices that conform to rules as required by publisher permissions.

In light of the need to reduce staff and cut operating hours, ebook lending becomes more vital than ever, especially under systems that allow patrons to browse for ebooks via the library websites and borrow them directly through the online portal for web - based or device agnostic reading.

Beginning in October, pilot libraries throughout the state of Colorado will offer eBooks to their communities via different channels for eBook lending.

The most borrowed eBooks and Audiobooks from libraries list is based on data from 34,000 libraries and schools worldwide that lend eBooks, audiobooks and other digital media via the OverDrive platform.

In its November decision to not allow library lending of its new titles (via any vendor), Penguin had initially also targeted OverDrive's relationship with Amazon as a particular concern, which led the company to demand that OverDrive disable the «Get for Kindle» functionality for all Penguin ebooks.