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Why Publishers Support E-book Lending with OpenLibrary.org: A Q&A with Smashwords Mark Coker
This Q&A kicks off a series of conversations with visionary publishers who support e-book digital library lending with OpenLibrary.org. Mark Coker, Founder, CEO and Chief Author Advocate, founded Smashwords to change the way books are published, marketed and sold. In … Continue reading →
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