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SOURCE: The New Republic
12/22/2020
Billion-Dollar Book Companies Are Ripping Off Public Schools
Although they tout the advantages of learning technology, major publishers exploit copyright law and licensing agreements to force school districts to pay $27 per student per year for temporary access to digital copies of books like "The Diary of Anne Frank."
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