Exhibits

The receipts, attached.

The primary sources behind the filings: vendor announcements, court records, and what patrons run into in the wild. Dated, and linked to where they came from.

OverDrive

The B2B distributor behind Libby and Sora, in its own words.

Full Publishers Weekly article: Spotlight on OverDrive, announcing the Amplify data product — The full Publishers Weekly “Spotlight on OverDrive” piece announcing Amplify.
Publishers Weekly · the Amplify filing →

Baker & Taylor

The library wholesaler that became “A Follett Company,” the paper trail, and the view from inside.

Panorama of the Las Vegas Strip seen from a high floor of the Cosmopolitan hotel — Follett and Baker & Taylor combined their sales meetings here. We were being blended into Follett. The beginning of the end. The Cosmopolitan, Las Vegas.
Author photo · the B&T filing →

A Baker & Taylor 'Exceptions Flag' cataloging form and a processing slip for a library book, with a handwritten note about a missing 'new' sticker — Baker & Taylor’s shelf-ready service, up close: an “Exceptions Flag” cataloging form and the processing slip for a single library-bound book.
Author photo · the B&T filing →

First page of Senator Ron Wyden's November 2021 letter to Baker and Taylor — Sen. Ron Wyden’s letter to Baker & Taylor, November 18, 2021.
Source: full letter (PDF) →

First page of Baker & Taylor's court response to OCLC's motion for a temporary restraining order — Baker & Taylor’s response to OCLC’s motion for a restraining order: *OCLC, Inc. v. Baker & Taylor*, S.D. Ohio, Sept. 2025.
Source: court filing (PDF) →

Library spending records

What libraries actually pay the vendors, straight from the public board packets.