Thread: Why ereaders succeeded in the US but not Japan
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Old 03-20-2017, 09:12 PM   #28
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I dunno about this. The last time I was there it seemed like everybody was reading web serials on their phone.
Online novels by indie writers is an entirely different genre, imo. Japanese still insist on buying tree books for published novels, CDs for music and sending faxes in formal correspondence.
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