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Old 07-19-2013, 08:54 PM   #8
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Treachery of images ...
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Originally Posted by Alexander Turcic View Post
Do we need our local bookshops and should we try to support them, or have they simply outlived their usefulness? What do you think?
+ 1 in favour of continuing to support bookstores and paper books

+ 1 in favour of public libraries carrying both the paper and ebook versions of all the books that they (the library) carry.

I will continue to buy the paper book versions of any text books that I require because an ebook just can't be manipulated the same way half as efficiently as a textbook with respect to marking text, writing in the margins and flipping between pages etc.

Also, books that I purchase for their pictures/drawings etc - definitely paper books only. Think art books, design and architecture styles etc. Ebooks can not do those books justice.

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