Around the Web: HarperCollins library ebook linkdump apocalypse (#hcod 'r us) (Updated!)

For my own purposes I've been collecting various ebook-related posts for a while now and in particular the whole HarperCollins/library/ebook/Overdrive thing is a valuable source of lots of speculation and information. What I have below no doubt only represents a fairly small percentage of the total number of posts and articles about the issue.

My attention over the last few weeks has been a bit inconsistent too say the least so I'm sure I've missed a bunch of important posts. Please let me know in the comments about ones I should include. And I encourage people not to be modest and to let me know about their own posts.

I'm not particularly looking to add a lot of stuff from the popular media, more analytical or opinion pieces rather than reportage.

• 2011.02.24. New OverDrive DRM terms: "This message will self-destruct"
• 2011.02.25. HarperCollins Puts 26 Loan Cap on Ebook Circulations
• 2011.02.25. Publishing Industry Forces OverDrive and Other Library eBook Vendors to Take a Giant Step Back
• 2011.02.25. HarperCollins to libraries: we will nuke your ebooks after 26 checkouts
• 2011.02.25. HarperCollins and the Suspension of eBook Disbelief
• 2011.02.25. This Library E-Book Will Self-Destruct After 26 Check Outs
• 2011.02.25. Library eBook Revolution, Begin
• 2011.02.25. On eating your seed corn
• 2011.02.25. Congratulations HarperCollins - you just guaranteed Amazon and Kindle will win the eBook & eReader war
• 2011.02.25. ePubs: Alright, we're mad... how are we going to fix it?
• 2011.02.25. Questions that Need Answers
• 2011.02.26. Really, HarperCollins?
• 2011.02.26. Has HarperCollins lost its mind or its soul?
• 2011.02.26. Terms of Service on Our Terms
• 2011.02.26. Archiving the Harper Collins Revolt {via Twitter}
• 2011.02.26. Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal
• 2011.02.27. A Limit on Lending E-Books
• 2011.02.27. Digital Library Madness: 26 and You Are Out
• 2011.02.27. Lazy Sunday Thoughts: The Benefits of Borrowing
• 2011.02.28. The eBook User's Bill of Rights
• 2011.02.28. Do E-Book Users Need a Bill of Rights? (Librarians Think So)
• 2011.02.28. On Boycotts and Readers' Rights
• 2011.02.28. HCOD, eBook User Bill of Rights and Math
• 2011.02.28. A Library Written in Disappearing Ink
• 2011.02.28. The 27th Patron
• 2011.02.28. Is A Boycott of HarperCollins The Right Course of Action at This Time? #hcod #ebookrights
• 2011.03.01. Ebook Lending for Libraries: A #HCOD Roundup
• 2011.03.01. Open Letter to Librarians
• 2011.03.01. HarperCollins' digital lending cap sparks lively discussion
• 2011.03.01. A message from OverDrive on HarperCollins' new eBook licensing terms
• 2011.03.01. Open Letter to HarperCollins & Readers of eBooks
• 2011.03.01. Boycott? Bad idea.
• 2011.03.02. Scorned librarians and the eBook piracy underground
• 2011.03.02. The Harper Collins Boycott, and What 26 Checkouts Look Like
• 2011.03.02. HarperCollins Puts 26 Loan Cap on Ebook Circulations
  
• 2011.03.03. More on eBooks and Libraries
• 2011.03.03. Boycotts, Censorship, and Taking Action | Peer to Peer Review
• 2011.03.03. Roundup: What's the Mainstream Press Writing About the HarperCollins Story?
• 2011.03.03. How a HarperCollins library book looks after 26 checkouts (pretty good!)
• 2011.03.03. Towards a library ebook business model that makes sense
• 2011.03.03. HarperCollins and The Capitalist's Paradox
• 2011.03.04. We All Live Downstream
• 2011.03.04. We DO Matter
• 2011.03.04. Well done, HarperCollins: Librarians must change old thinking
• 2011.03.04. Mission: Impossible
• 2011.03.04. Publishing News: Week in Review
• 2011.03.04. Roundup: Whats the Mainstream Press Writing About the eBooks/HarperCollins Story?
• 2011.03.05. eBook Carrots for Libraries
• 2011.03.06. Solidarity is powerful. And Libraries don't have it.
• 2011.03.06. Outrage is Not Adaptive
• 2011.03.07. Open Letter to HarperCollins
• 2011.03.07. Harper Collins and some numbers
• 2011.03.07. HarperCollins makes changes to library e-book sales and lending
• 2011.03.07. This Week's Fish Wrap (â17)
• 2011.03.07. Open Letter: Teens, Libraries and Why This HarperCollins Boycott Is Getting On My Nerves
• 2011.03.08. Ebooks: durability is a feature, not a bug
• 2011.03.08. Libraries & eBooks
• 2011.03.08. How The eBook Reader's Bill of Rights Benefits Authors
• 2011.03.09. Did he really say that?
• 2011.03.09. An ebook plan by Iris Jastram and Steve Lawson
• 2011.03.09. hearts and minds and ebooks
• 2011.03.09. smart librarians and ebooks and dinosaurs, oh my
• 2011.03.09. Harper Collins and some more numbers
• 2011.03.09. American Library Association task forces to take on ebook lending
• 2011.03.09. The Other Shoe of #hcod
• 2011.03.09. The HC boycott: why it should worry publishers more than it is
• 2011.03.09. HarperCollins, e-books and the echo chamber
• 2011.03.09. I'm in love with a blog post
• 2011.03.10. These E-books Will Self-Destruct After Reading: HarperCollins to Libraries
• 2011.03.10. Press Coverage of Libraries/HarperCollins/eBooks Story (Roundup 3)
• 2011.03.10. A Little Rant on the Current State of Ebooks
• 2011.03.10. HarperCollins' New Ebook Policy for Libraries
• 2011.03.11. The Pareto Principle and the True Cunning of HarperCollins
• 2011.03.12. Weekend #hcod & #ebookrights
• 2011.03.12. Ebooks and the existential crises of libraries
• 2011.03.12. Can libraries survive in a digital world?
• 2011.03.14. Restrictions on library e-book lending threaten access to information (ALA president)
• 2011.03.14. We're For You, Not Against You: A Librarian's Take On E-book Lending
• 2011.03.14. The Happy Reader Equation: A Librarian on HarperCollins's E-Book Pricing Model
• 2011.03.14. #hcod over at Publishers Weekly
• 2011.03.14. HarperCollins Snubs Libraries with Self-Destructing eBooks
• 2011.03.14. Publisher Limits Shelf Life for Library E-Books
• 2011.03.15. Kids, Teens Suffer from HarperCollins's Limit on Ebook Downloads
• 2011.03.15. Publishers Wary of E-Book Lending 'Twerps'
• 2011.03.15. Ebooks, I kind of want to quit you
• 2011.03.15. Help Me Study the Physics of Book Use
• 2011.03.16. The Distribution of Library Book Circulation Is Not a Power Law, or, Gauss and Man at Huddersfield
• 2011.03.16. Solution to HarperCollins Ebook Problem
• 2011.03.16. Licence Culture Wars! Some Numbers and Alternatives
• 2011.03.17. HarperCollins and Big Tent Librarianship
• 2011.03.17. Let's not fall out over e-book lending

Like I said, please tell what I missed so I can update my list.

Update 2011.03.17. Added a few newer posts and some also based on recommendations on Twitter or Friendfeed. Thanks to those that made suggestions. I've also added my own relevant posts which I left out before out of a misplaced sense of false modesty. While I really can't fairly judge their actual significance compared to other posts, I at least attempted to advance the conversation. And that was more-or-less the criteria I used for inclusion on my list. The posts I added on this update: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14.