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Old 12-09-2009, 06:37 AM   #45
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I've yet to find a self-published book that truly could compare with the professionally published and edited books I read. I've also become quite distrustful of user reviews - even if the book looks interesting, a lot of people like it, I've had quite a few disappointments after I started to buy ebooks. Amazon's sample service has saved me several times lately from buying books I didn't like.

Agreed.

I also think the "ease of creating books" (as well as the web) result in a tremendously higher noise level which makes the good stuff harder to find and thus a much greater need for reliable sources of direction.

In short I don't think the ability to create ebooks will result in more Great Books (I suspect that will remain about the same) but it will result in more books.
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