Thread: 5%, or 100,000 copies, of "The Lost Symbol" were sold as e-books
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Old 09-22-2009, 05:03 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Hellmark View Post
I'm with Ahi on this, if they went in expecting it to be business as usual, then they had already cut down the trees, made the paper, printed and bound the extra books, and will just sit on them till they sell. It'll be a long time before reduced paper demand via a change in book sales actually effects paper output. Books aren't the only destination for paper anyway.
Paper isn't destroying the rain forest anyway. Paper is not lumber. I know paper mills that are totally self sustaining with their own forest they harvest and replant every 20 years. You don't need big trees for paper.

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