We’re in the middle of an e-reading craze. Libraries are dashing around to add more digital titles to their catalogs. Libraries are lending out e-readers and even opening bookless branches. (See past PLA Online articles here and here.) We know that e-reading offers tons of great benefits for readers; but let’s slow down a minute and consider possible adverse effects.
How has the rise of e-books impacted local libraries and bookstores? - Quora
What e-books at the library mean for your privacy - CNET
Pew Report: Public Libraries' Importance and Impact
Literature Review: E-Books vs. Traditional Books and Influence on Public Library Systems - 4144 Words
Physical books vs e-books: The ultimate reader's debate (and the danger of binge-reading) - The Book Shelf
The Brooklyn Public Library Continues To Give Any Teen in America a Free eCard as Part of Their Books Unbanned Program
Digital Public Libraries: How Going Digital Could Save Them
Book ban efforts by conservative parents take aim at library apps
E-Reading Rises as Device Ownership Jumps
What Is the Role of Libraries in the Age of E-Books and Digital Information?
Benefits of eBooks for the Library - Librarian Resources
How do I access ebooks? - Ask-A-Librarian
Trends in Physical and Electronic Resource Usage in U.S. Academic Libraries - Ex Libris