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June 20, 2012  /  Chris Klaxton  /  Source

theatlantic:

The Incredible Resilience of Books

Given that the role of chain stores once loomed so large and no longer does, predicting the future of publishing in the age of Amazon’s dominance is little more than a considered guess. Google, which…

theatlantic:

The Incredible Resilience of Books

Given that the role of chain stores once loomed so large and no longer does, predicting the future of publishing in the age of Amazon’s dominance is little more than a considered guess. Google, which has digitized millions of books, currently is tied up in court cases, but may yet emerge as another major factor in how books are distributed. And, somewhere in the nether regions of technology and entrepreneurial energy, an equivalent force for publishing may be in development.

Based on the record, I have one certainty: books will endure even as those of us responsible for them are in a perennial, sometimes frenetic contest to keep pace with change.

Read more. [Image: ginnerobot/Flickr]

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