Michelle Jeske

Robert Granado checks out some of the new books on display at the Denver Public Library on September 23, 2019 in Denver, Colorado. Physical books are losing popularity while E-books are taking off. Libraries, such as the Denver Public Library, hare having to rethink the way they cater to the public and their customers.

Guest Commentary: Newly released e-books could become scarce at Denver libraries with publisher embargoes

October 22, 2019 at 1:08 p.m.

鈥淎vailability delayed.鈥澛� This is a message that we at the Denver Public Library do not wish to convey when our customers check out an e-book or any other item.

The past several weeks have caused many of us, including the Denver Public Library's staff, to seek answers in hopes of understanding how to best move forward in a world with appreciable changes ahead.

Guest Commentary: Considering the Denver Public Library’s mission in the wake of the election

November 26, 2016 at 5:00 p.m.

The past several weeks have caused many of us to seek answers in hopes of understanding how to best move forward in a world with appreciable changes ahead.

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Guest Commentary: Newly released e-books could become scarce at Denver libraries with publisher embargoes

Guest Commentary: Considering the Denver Public Library’s mission in the wake of the election