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Old 08-03-2011, 11:26 AM   #1
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Why We’ll Never Have Innovative E-Books

Facebook buys Push Pop Press, innovators in epublishing, but plans to use technology on their social platform rather than in ebooks:

This Is Why We’ll Never Have Innovative E-Books

Tim Carmody's article sees this as a loss to the development of ways of publishing ebooks that go beyond simple text.

Do innovations in epublishing beyond text excite you as an author or as a reader?

Is Facebook's (or social media's in general) redirection of talent and resources good or bad for innovation in the publishing space?

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