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The Book is not dead

Posted on March 31st, by Liam in Blog, Digital Books, eBooks, Writing. No Comments

The Book is not dead, it’s just changing context. For The Book to be dead, we would have to no longer care about stories or under­standing complex ideas that take more than 140 characters to convey. Books are more alive more than ever before. They don’t have to be linear. They don’t have to be bulky. Text and diagrams can move and be played with. Pictures can be zoomed or rotated in 3D. They can be person­alised to the extent that if we downloaded the same book, your experience of it could be completely different from mine. They can also be updated in real time. We think of books as defined by their physical containers, but we’re the last generation that is going to think that way.





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