This document summarizes a usage analysis of e-books from Oxford University Press that were made available through OhioLINK's Electronic Book Center between 2008-2011. Key findings include: - A small number of frequently used titles accounted for the majority of downloads, following the Pareto principle. - Long tail titles with few uses constituted a small percentage of total downloads. - Subject areas like business and economics had higher usage than other subjects. - Usage increased over time, showing the value of perpetual access through big deal packages. - The analysis suggests that selecting only popular subject collections or titles could provide good value and savings compared to purchasing entire big deal packages.