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Conference Session 109
Exploring an e-book future (e-book lending models, copyright and other issues). World café
Public Libraries with Metropolitan Libraries
Congress track 5: Ideas, innovations, anticipating the new.
19 August 2013 13:45 - 15:45 | Room: Nicoll 3
Part 1 (13.45 - 14.45):
Putting principles into practice: global initiatives to secure access to e-books in libraries
- Introduction
INGA LUNDÉN (IFLA Governing Board, CLM, Metropolitan Libraries Section, Swedish Library Association, Stockholm Public Library, Stockholm, Sweden) - The Norwegian digital bookshelf
VIGDIS MOE SKARSTEIN (Norwegian National Library, Oslo, Norway) - Quebec's public libraries platform for providing their patrons with e-book access
MARC BOUTET (De Marque Québec, Canada) - Update on the situation in Singapore
IVAN KOH (National Library Board, Singapore) - Readers First. A movement to improve e-book access and services for public library users around the world
PAUL WHITNEY (Vancouver, Canada)
Part 2 (14.45 - 15.45):
Securing access to e-books - short term and long term
World Café discussion based on the IFLA e-lending principles.
Topics: legal issues, advocacy and market/business models
Last update: 30 July 2013
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