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Originally Posted by pwalker8
If you prefer your US politics from less partisan sources, then you are out of luck. I'm not sure there is a non partisan press in the US anymore, unless of course, your definition of non partisan is those whose views I agree with.
I suspect that writing blogs is like most hobbies, people are into it for a while, then slowly move on to other things. Plus, trying to monetize a blog is pretty tough these days. Last, as others have said, there really isn't a lot going on in the ebook world. Amazon has controlled the ebook market place for a number of years and it really doesn't look like anyone is going to challenge them anytime soon. Most changes to ebook readers and tablets are incremental now. If I were to guess, I would say ebook (and music for that matter) discover-ability is the next area of innovation.
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Less partisan in this case still leaves room for a good deal of partisanship!
I don't disagree with you about discover-ability. Whilst there is always the possibility of real innovation, I tend to think improvements in this area will be incremental as well. Many of the players are experimenting constantly at the moment, and what worked well yesterday often doesn't work well today. Every now and then we will see stories about a start-up that is going to revolutionise discover-ability but it simply doesn't happen.