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The United States Air Force is conducting market research to determine if there are businesses available to provide an alternative product that meets the characteristics of a digital media service. The service should allow users to borrow movies, music, audiobooks, eBooks, comics, and TV shows, with a large variety of content that is continuously updated and increased in multiple media formats. The product characteristics include providing over 331k ebooks, 16,500 comics, 75K audiobooks, 13,500 movies, 2,200 TV Series, and 253K full music albums, with firm-fixed pricing and online web & app assistance for both users and librarians. Some key points to consider are: • The product must be able to provide a large variety of content that is continuously being updated and increased in multiple media formats. • The product must provide over 331k ebooks, 16,500 comics, 75K audiobooks, 13,500 movies, 2,200 TV Series, and 253K full music albums. • The product must have firm-fixed pricing so there is no increase when new titles are accessed. • The product must have online web & app assistance for both users and librarians. • The product must be accessible through iOS, Android, Kindle Fire, Roku, Amazon Alexa, etc.