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Old 05-19-2009, 09:36 PM   #163
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Originally Posted by ahi View Post
Call me a crazy lunatic of a dreamer... but I think the golden age of eBook readers will start the day PDFs are recognized as the ideal eBook format by the publishers. (As opposed to simply the easiest one to shove out the door, with little concern as to whether or not anyone will be able to read it properly.)
I mostly read academic books and journals. In my experience, academic publishers stick to PDF formats for their digital books. They may have other formats, but usually there is a PDF format or if there is only one format, it is in PDF.

I don't know what non-academic publishers do but I think the academic publishers like Routledge, University of California Press, Oxford University Press and Cambridge University Press are heading in the right way. If you want digital format, go to PDF.
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