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The document discusses the New Hampshire Downloadable Audio Books Consortium. It provides statistics on the number of participating libraries, available titles, users, and checkouts. It describes the rollout of the consortium in four rounds from September 2006 to May 2007, increasing the number of libraries from 20 to 98 and potential users from 500,000 to over 930,000. It offers tips for libraries to successfully participate, including securing grants, designating project managers, starting small and expanding selection committees, and sharing resources.
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3) A sector-wide approach through coordinating bodies may be most effective for libraries to collectively address challenges like developing infrastructure to support the full open access publishing and supply chain.
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