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Old 12-27-2009, 12:50 AM   #25
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I think pbooks and ebooks will co-exist, with each having its niche, with plenty of overlap.

Where I think ebooks will become dominant:

- Temporary reading, such as newspapers and magazines, I can see a significant move to ebooks.

- Flexible-text books, where the most important thing is the text itself, while the text's formatting can be flexible and easily modified without affecting the book itself.

- Books in the public domain.

Where I think pbooks will remain dominant:

- Long-term books, especially books where the way they appear is of importance (such as books given as gifts).

- Type of books where the current limitations of ereaders is a factor, such as very large books with full color pictures.
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