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This document summarizes e-book acquisition methods, business models, and implementation processes from the perspective of an academic library. It discusses how e-books can be obtained through databases, open access, local projects, or purchased collections. The document also outlines the typical processes for licensing, ordering, and providing access to e-books either individually or in collections. Finally, it addresses some policy, technical, and user experience issues that libraries should consider with e-books.
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