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Old 01-06-2010, 12:47 PM   #1
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e-Books: Averting a Digital Horror Story (BusinessWeek)

Here is an interesting article from Businessweek. They do a great job of posting views from the publishers side. What I like is they cover many of the commonly mentioned publishers but also mention ORiely and their efforts.

Anti-Kindle folks might find this article interesting.... or those same folks might be hoping Kindle wins out.

One thing I really like about this article is they also compare the eBook industry to the music industry, but from the publishers side.

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e-Books: Averting a Digital Horror Story
Amazon.com's growing might and the sizzling success of the Kindle has publishers terrified. Hachette, Harlequin, and others are fighting back

On Christmas Day, for the first time in its history, Amazon.com (AMZN) sold more digital books than the old fashioned kind. It was a watershed moment for the book industry—but it's scaring the hell out of traditional publishers.
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine...2050103172.htm

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