Self-destructing eBooks rile librarians

HarperCollins officials said they consulted librarians, as well as literary agents and distributors, before enacting the policy.

The publisher said that libraries and library distributors are welcome to eMail library.ebook@HarperCollins.com to continue the conversation around the recent policy change.

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