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Antony Loewentstein looks to the future of publishing and concludes: 'Perhaps the most honest analysis of the publishing game is that nobody really knows where the future lies. Books will survive in some form. Books as cultural beasts are necessary for the nourishment of our society but such ideals cost money. I remain optimistic, however... The publishing industry can't be sustained by Dan Brown and Stephanie Meyer titles alone but adapting to a digital future will be as fraught as it has been for media companies. Some failure is inevitable but the Kindle is not the enemy.'
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Stranger Than Fiction
Sydney Ideas Quarterly
Sydney Ideas Quarterly
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