The lending will be available for all generations of the Kindle as well as Kindle reading apps, an
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"Many publishers are jumping into Kindle's new program. Elsevier (NYSE: RUK ) , John Wiley & Sons (NYSE: JW-A ) , and Informa's Taylor & Francis are all onboard. Surprised? Don't be. The margins on rentals are likely just as compelling as the printing, shipping, and distributing of textbooks that will probably be resold without their ability to cash in on the repeat sale. This could be a game-changer for the textbook publishing industry, and it won't be long before McGraw-Hill (NYSE: MHP ) and Pearson (NYSE: PSO ) follow suit if schools and students begin turning to Kindles."
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The Kindle program will support publishers' existing lending models (MacMillan and Simon & Schuster do not have a library ebook lending model). As libraries add ebook titles to their collection, they, too, will be available via the Kindle. The patron only need have a library card and select Kindle as the delivery destination. The Kindle titles will carry the same OverDrive rules and policies as other ebooks. OverDrive said it will protect users' confidential information.
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