in ten years California will only have to deal with e-reserves ...

California Law Encourages Digital Textbooks by 2020
By Mary Helen Miller (Chronicle of Higher Ed - Wired Campus)
While it seems increasingly likely that e-books will one day become  
the standard in education, California has passed a law to virtually  
guarantee it -- and to set a deadline.

A new state law, effective January 1, 2020, will require that all  
textbooks used in public and private postsecondary institutions be  
made available in electronic form "to the extent practicable" either  
"in whole or in part." Senate Bill 48 states that "the electronic  
version of any textbook shall contain the same content as the printed  
version and may be copy-protected."

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