But...that doesn't make any sense. There are tons of books out there in libraries, and the libraries PAY for them. The publishers get their money. Fair usage my @#$. Next up, video rentals. :P
There are tons of books out there in libraries, and the libraries PAY for them. Exactly! But I don't think logic is the lady's strong point.
Video rentals are slightly different because you pay to borrow them. A library is obstensibly - free. And that brings up the question of videos/dvds, cds & even CD-ROMS provided by libraries, no-one (yet) has challenged that one!
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Date: 2008-01-10 12:58 pm (UTC)Video rentals are slightly different because you pay to borrow them. A library is obstensibly - free. And that brings up the question of videos/dvds, cds & even CD-ROMS provided by libraries, no-one (yet) has challenged that one!