Sharing Digital Libraries

I´m a member of both ACM and IEEE-CS but not living in USA, and as so, to be a member of this societies means fundamentally to acces DLs, but considering that their bussines models are very different, I think the fisrt movement should be on the side of IEEE-CS adopting the ACM model of DL in terms of prices and accessibility: a low price and a full access to every publication. Every publication, e-book and on-line course, should be included in the DL concept, but at the same time not any kind of paper based publication.
This coul be realizable cosidering the following idea:
a) payment of only one of the memberships. (in case of IEEE-CS it does not includes IEEE)
b) payment of one or both of the DL in terms of a unified price and accessibility.

Maybe the most difficult side of the equation is on IEEE-CS side, since it implies a deep reengineering of their bussiness model in which is not a minor consideration the mother institution of IEEE and their regulations, but in favor of this idea it should be taken into account a greater number of members to pay for both DLs, and an actual movent addersing convergenge and flexibility of the knowledge base of computing professions as a future vision.

I completely agree. I'm a member of both for exactly the reason that some titles not carried by acm ARE carried by IEEE. Combine the libraries together... one price... one collection of books...