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Submission + - Video on Demand from the public library

ye oulde library lover writes: "In light of the recent story about Wal-Mart and movies on demand, readers should know there is a FREE service available from some public libraries that lets you download movies and tv shows. The service is just beginning, so selection is pretty mediocre, but the sponsors, Recorded Books and PermissionTV, make some big promises. If your library ponies up to the top service, you will be able to download movies on the same day as their dvd release! All you need is a library card. You can see one of the early adopters — Half Hollow Hills Community Library in the library's blog. Look for MyLibraryDV."

Comment Re:So in short (Score 1) 473

That's sad enough, but the saddest thing is: a bunch of passionate guys (the planetary society) are begging a measly quarter million bucks to save that priceless data, and the administration just stands there! That's like the cost of running a humvee for a week in Iraq or something.
Ahh, yes. Welcome to the joys of budgets. There isn't enough money to fund everything that everyone wants and everyone things that their (small) project is certainly important enough to warrant getting funds. Problem is that everyone thinks that, and all those small projects add up. Lines have to be drawn, decisions have to be made. You will likely not agree with all of them, but that's why you vote.

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