Although we are calling them ebooks, electronic versions of works are quite unlike their print-based counterparts. To force an electronic resource to behave like a print resource is an exercise in frustration; does each have a role to play now and in the future? The way ebooks are sold by publishers and distributors, along with the terms of use of institutions serving the public, is getting lots of attention. Join the collaborative conversation around these issues and be a part of this interactive discussion to understand various points of view of publishers, distributors, libraries, and new organizations looking to find creative solutions!