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Old 09-10-2009, 08:19 AM   #15
MichaelFStewart
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Originally Posted by basschick View Post
the "digi-novels" aren't interactive content per se. they are specifically part ebook and part video. most of the non readers i know wouldn't bother with this when they could just rent or watch a video.

and not a single person who reads that i know likes to be interupted when they're reading
I don't disagree. I don't think they've nailed it. If anything they need to go further, much further. But I do like where it is headed. If a mobilereader had video as well this might work better. The whole scene/sequel thing with less interruption (back to the sex scene - most authors write them poorly). Ideally however, this becomes a new from of media-story - not a 'digi-novel' - an internet based narrative that combines all types of media and interactive components.

My two cents.

Michael F Stewart
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