Sentences with phrase «library users pay»

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Subscription - based models a la Netflix or Rdio — where users pay a regular fee for access to the service's library without owning the movies or music — will be increasingly dominant, said Dina Leytes, practice group chair of intellectual property and new media for Griesing Law in Philadelphia.

The big selling point is that they have libraries adopt their entire digital catalog free and libraries only pay a fee when users borrow an audiobook, eBook or graphic novel.

The essence of this service is to utilize Demand - Driven Acquisition that will allow libraries to display thousands of e-book titles and only pay when users borrow the e-book.

If it's limited to one digital «copy» per license that can only be held by one user at a time, then libraries should not be forced to pay any more per book than your typical user... not THAT much more anyway.

Best of all, there's no differentiation on the shelves for pay - per - use or library - purchased titles, meaning users don't have to wade through different search results to find a title.

A library who participates in OverDrive is a subscription model, just as a single user who pays a monthly fee for Oyster or Scribd is as well.

Overdrive announced a new Cost Per Circ system last year and it allows libraries to have a huge influx of digital content that can loaned out to as many users as they want simultaneously and libraries only pay when the audiobook or ebook is actually borrowed.

The one copy - one user format enable publishers and authors to be paid for their work and also ensures that they provide us those books for our libraries.

While Kotobee offers this free download option, paid accounts let users create mobile apps (Android, iOS, and Windows Phone), have the option to host the book online on the company's servers, and give them the ability to create cloud ebooks and a cloud - based ebook library.

They make their entire collection available on a libraries website and libraries only pay money when a user checkouts an e-books.

ODILO's easy - to - use eBook platform, quality content, and flexible lending models (One - Copy / One - User, Pay - per - Use, Simultaneous, and Subscription) help schools and libraries better serve their students, educators, and families.

If Libraries were actually allowed to have simultaneous users on Ebooks, we could understand the higher prices, and we could even justify paying them since we wouldn't need multiple copies.

The Story HD also supports Adobe EPUB and PDFs with DRM, so users can also enjoy e-books from public libraries and paid titles — offline.

To help consortia and library groups stretch their budgets further, ODILO offers various lending models, including one - copy / one - user, Pay - per - Use, simultaneous access, and / or subscription.

The APP said audio book downloads increased by 38.1 percent in 2015 and services such as Audible, where users pay a monthly subscription to access a library of audio books, are growing.

«We abide by the DRM standards, we expose their authors to thousands of readers and we pay for the books and e-books, so why can't they make more of an effort to work with libraries instead of restricting library users on their options to read digitally?»

Users who want to take advantage of the service's mobile features, which include offline caching and access to the full Spotify library, must pay a $ 10 monthly subscription fee.

Again I say approach Jeff Bezos and seriously see how libraries can buy e-books from Amazon at the prices paid by Kindle owners; iPad users, etc..

However, the library, premium content, website and other offers are only available to paid - users.

Its online marketplace provides a freely searchable library of commercial digital images that users can pay to license, download and incorporate into their work.

So if you're a user of the console, access your game library immediately and try out new games without paying a single penny.

In order to access its library of online titles, users will be expected to pay a monthly fee to Nintendo, although its a smaller price compared to competitors.

When you're maintaining an open source library, and you're not getting paid for it, and nobody's helping you, and you're constantly fielding complaints from users that this or...

Users browse the library of available games, pay the rental fee and stream the video feed of a game, which is being at an offsite server farm.

Netflix is employing a multi-pronged approach to growing its streaming library: Get long - tail content on the cheap, pay top dollar for popular programming that will draw new users, and make some bets on exclusive original programming to differentiate from other video services.