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Originally Posted by queentess
I think this "magic" ability  will be what makes or breaks how useful ebooks are for studying. The unfortunate part is, I've had some e-textbooks that support the feature and some that don't. Could be I've used some texts that were direct pdf scans, and some that were actually pdf's formatted for ereaders? I'm really not sure. But I agree with most other posters: I think once the e-textbook market takes off they'll spend the resources to make the books truly useful. |
yes one will drive the other - itunes drove the electronic format of music (regardless of your stance on Apple they carried clout with the labels and changed the way the world buys and listens to music). Now CD sales are evaporating. Some hate Amazon some love them either way I think they are uniquly suited to perform a similar role in the publishing arena