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| | | | | Expand Your Collection, Diversify Your Circulation | A collection dominated by bestsellers is one that prioritizes a small percentage of the newest releases for a small percentage of a library’s potential readers. Even worse, thanks to restrictive licenses, bestsellers can end up dominating an inordinate percentage of a library’s budget, while under-serving readers with other interests.
Can a library realistically expand and diversify their digital collections while still meeting demand for bestsellers, though?
While single-user licenses are the most common way for libraries to add ebooks to their digital collections, it’s not the only licensing model available. |
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| | | | | BLOG | EVENTS | RESOURCES | | LibraryPass curates high-interest, immersive digital content that helps schools and libraries expand and diversify their collections—without breaking their materials budgets. Learn more. | |
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