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Old 04-05-2016, 01:37 PM   #122
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Originally Posted by fbrzvnrnd View Post
Mine was a hyperbole . But I noticed that perfection is detrimental to the changes, and especially in this era of transition from one media to another, the error is actually "a way to find other ways" to make digital narrative or information. I think we will make a lot of mistakes for a long time, partly because the tools we work with are not suitable to really make digital publishing.
Digital publishing in the future is bound to be some kind of virtual reality experience.

But for now the advantages/disadvantages of digital publishing, depending on your point of view, is that ebooks are easy to pirate and the quantity of self-published mediocre books has increased exponentially (print publishing is also 90% mediocrity, but at least there the bar is a little bit higher to actually bothering to publish something, thus cutting down on it a little). Oh, okay, it's useful to be able to carry a 1000 books on a trek for the weight of one and to search in the text. Apart from that, I still prefer print books. I must be a dinosaur.
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