Thread: CNN interview: Physical books gone in 5 years
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Old 10-19-2010, 09:45 AM   #15
Rhynedahll
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I don't think so.

Paper books are a staple of human existence. I have many more than a thousand of my own and paper books will always be my prefered choice.

However, I do agree, in this electronic age in which we now live, that electronic books and text of all kinds will continue to gain market share.
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