> E-books should be free and of easy access. They are, via public libraries. I have two free library memberships, one offered to all residents of the state a

> E-books should be free and of easy access. They are, via public libraries. I have two free library memberships, one offered to all residents of the state and the other from my town. Combined, they grant me access to another DOZEN libraries in my state. I have free access to a huge swath of the O'Reilly catalog with loan periods of 14 days, sometimes longer, available. I've rarely waited more than a week or two to read award-winning fiction novels. I can borrow the majority of popular magazines, ranging from junky to The Economist and New Yorker. I get free access to the NY Times. I get free access to a bunch of science journals. I get free access to Lynda (now Linkedin Learning.) I get free access to legal boilerplates. The list goes on.