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Old 06-17-2011, 05:48 PM   #26
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What can we conclude about the recent attacks on electronic books from such places as wired.com and Andy Rooney and others?
Well.. if it was someone important and not a professional curmudgeon, or a magazine that was respected and not heading for chapter 11 with dwindling ad revenue, then I might worry.

("Wired"! Seriously? Just because you can put 4,000 color graphics on every page in eye-searing contrast does not make up for lack of content - but it tries.)

Amazon, Steve Jobs, Barnes&Noble, O'Reilly - they have a different opinion on ebooks and get more of my money and attention.
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