What we make of it.

The article reflects on the electronic books which led to the emergence of digital publishing, digital reading devices and electronic book sales and marketing. He says that in spite of the emergence of latest technology writing, refining, publishing and reading of books will remain intact. He hopes...

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Published in:New Zealand Books Vol. 22; no. 4; p. 24
Main Author: Todd, Penelope
Format: Opinion
Published: Peppercorn Press Charitable Trust Summer2012
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