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Old 06-15-2011, 10:52 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan View Post
I'm not sure I'd characterize them as "attacks"... but all of the recent articles have essentially been lamentations over the idea of change, rather than serious pro-vs-con comparisons of either format (and by serious, I don't mean "con-ebook vs pro-paper"). None of them have offered anything new or unheard-of.


Same story, different technology. Every time something comes along that constitutes a format or technology change to a familiar item, this happens. Sometimes the resulting articles are good, pointing out things that people should be aware of, but others come off as "this is a bad idea so you shouldn't like it either!"

At this point, ereaders are not so pervasive that one doesn't have a choice (not counting, of course, indies that are only publishing digitally), so I have little patience for those who try to tell me I'm causing the sky to fall by choosing ebooks.
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