The Bookless Library

from The Back of the Class · host Patrick O'Shea

This show revolves around the concept of a library without any books. This is a process that a school outside of Boston is undertaking, where the concept is to replace all of the books in a traditional library with electronic means of data collection (e.g. Kindles).

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