Hi Maxwell,

Several libraries are doing this, and I can’t imagine this approach 
spontaneously springing up in different places. I’m guessing Roku is ok with 
this (and that OverDrive might be involved). And that’s about as much vague and 
possibly misinformed information that I know : )

Best,

Randy

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From: Maxwell Wolkin 
Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2015 1:29 PM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: [Videolib] Roku circulation

Hi all,

 

I noticed an article in a nearby public library's monthly newspaper (I won't 
mention which one) with the headline "Roku: A new way to borrow movies." The 
idea is to circulate Roku sticks that have access to a Vudu account 
(transactional digital video service similar to purchasing a movie from iTunes) 
maintained by the library. I'm sure the Vudu service allows for personal use 
only, but is this allowable under some sort of right-of-first-sale? Curious to 
hear your thoughts!

 

Best,

Maxwell

 

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