Thread: UK Ebook startup calls on publishers to "do a Pottermore"
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Old 05-19-2012, 12:21 PM   #36
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Originally Posted by ProfCrash View Post
When I wanted a book before I had my e-book reader, I went to the book store and I found it. I did not have to go to a Penguin store, a Random House store, a Macmillan store, ect... I went to the store.
I'm kind of conflicted about this. It used to be that when I wanted to buy a plane ticket, I'd go to a travel agent. Now, most of the time I investigate a bit on Kayak or similar sites and then purchase on the airline's website...
Things could change for ebooks too...
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