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The future of e-books

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25 June 2009The future of e-books and e-publishing. Two experts help us embrace a new way of reading and a new way of viewing books in the digital age.

Guests

David Taylor
President, Lightning Source, a print-on-demand company based in the UK and the USA

Ivor Noble
President DNMAL, an Australian company making inroads into the overseas e-book market.

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