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Do you recall that the Brooklyn Public Library was offering school kids free library cards? [View all]
So that they could check out e-books that had been banned where they live and read them on mobile devices?
You didn't think someone would try to get e-reader apps banned, did you?
FreshMouthHat Retweeted
Big dive from
@David_Ingram
here:
@David_Ingram
here:
nbcnews.com
Some parents now want e-reader apps banned – and they're getting results
Campaigns that started with criticizing school board members and librarians have now turned their attention to tech companies such as OverDrive and Epic
Some parents now want e-reader apps banned – and they're getting results
Campaigns that started with criticizing school board members and librarians have now turned their attention to tech companies such as OverDrive and Epic
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