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Old 07-26-2008, 08:39 PM   #1
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The Guardian talks about ebooks
The Guardian has an ebook section in July 27, 2008 "paper". Here are the individual sections:

Wood block to ebook

Ebooks: The enthusiasts

What we're seeing is the creation of a new art form

Ebooks: The sceptics

It made me feel alienated from the books that I know well'

E-readers: A guide

These are from previous editions:

It's the screens, not the internet,
that are making us stupid

Books are thriving despite the internet

Faber launches print-on-demand classics

The rest of the links are from last year so I didn't include them.
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