I think this is a sign that S&S recognizes eReaders as the future of digital reading, not PC or browser-based tools. And hopefully it means their new digital galley stage will ensure their ebooks no longer have formatting errors, something that all print publishers need to address as they begin to publish digitally.
A sign of the times
I think this is a sign that S&S recognizes eReaders as the future of digital reading, not PC or browser-based tools. And hopefully it means their new digital galley stage will ensure their ebooks no longer have formatting errors, something that all print publishers need to address as they begin to publish digitally.
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