I read the majority of my books on a screen these days.
Bryce Send a noteboard - 31/08/2009 08:29:51 AM
I find it quick, easy, and nicely portable in my particular situation. I'm at work during the night, so I have my computer with me at the hotel I work at to surf the web. Having pdf or html versions of the books I already own is a quick way for me to cart them all here and read them.
Like I said in response to Aemon's comment, the real thing I'm wondering about as far as book sales, is how heavily is piracy affecting sales?
Like I said in response to Aemon's comment, the real thing I'm wondering about as far as book sales, is how heavily is piracy affecting sales?
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E-books could spell the end for hardbacks, warns Hachette chief
31/08/2009 04:32:35 AM
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I wouldn't put too much stock into that anytime soon
31/08/2009 05:07:02 AM
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I agree with you very much on that last sentence.
31/08/2009 05:50:37 AM
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I only buy hardcovers and am willing to pay a premium for them
31/08/2009 05:11:26 AM
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I like tradepaper backs too.
31/08/2009 05:17:08 AM
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Re: I like tradepaper backs too.
31/08/2009 02:16:25 PM
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I read the majority of my books on a screen these days.
31/08/2009 08:29:51 AM
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I imagine that it's paperbacks which are under more of a threat
31/08/2009 04:26:26 PM
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Re: I imagine that it's paperbacks which are under more of a threat
01/09/2009 05:46:12 AM
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Re: I imagine that it's paperbacks which are under more of a threat
01/09/2009 04:21:08 PM
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well, i'd say yes, but no...
31/08/2009 07:22:51 PM
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Re: well, i'd say yes, but no...
01/09/2009 06:02:14 AM
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yeah... one of the cool things is that i no longer have to wait fo paperbacks....
01/09/2009 10:00:19 PM
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