I know they plan to offer free viewing with very small fee payments for copying and printing. I don't think so. I'm not sure who they are going after and they haven't really announced how many publishers they have. We've been at this for a lot longer. I don't believe that ebrary is digitizing any texts but is taking the texts from the publishers already in electronic form.
Users view their books for free, but pay for printing or to cut and paste.
They want a set fee and unlimited access. Philosophically, we believe we have the better approach. Questia tries to inspire individuals to explore that collection of books and spend time in it. So, you are actually digitizing texts for the publishers. Yes, in almost all cases we're digitizing the texts, because in most cases, these are not new books.