When Citizens Defending Libraries was handing out leaflets at the Climate Strike March on September 20th in New York City, one woman told us of her upset that along with the elimination of books from her local library, the DVDs were disappearing as well. She was a woman of action: She told us that she was so upset that she wrote the NYPL. The NYPL wrote back to her with a letter that said, yes they were getting rid of the DVDs, but they were making up for it in other ways. One of the main replacements for the DVDs was a movie streaming service they made available to library patrons.— The internet giveth!
And now we read that the New York City libraries, all three systems at he same time, are abandoning Kanopy. The internet taketh away! We hardly knew yee.
See: Variety- New York City Public Libraries Drop Kanopy Free Movie-Streaming Service, by Todd Spangler, June 25, 2019.
Oh well, you can always stream movies over the internet expansively through the Amazon monopoly, and don’t worry about. . . .
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