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☝ Back To The Library?

Posted on January 25, 2012 by Simon Phipps

There’s a big market for digital books, but I think they’re being sold badly. If eBooks were sold as library loans, maybe I’d like them more – I explain more in my article today on ComputerWorldUK.

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