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No, book publishing is not going away

By Tracy Coenen

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Yesterday Fox Business interviewed Joe Wikert, a blogger and Vice President and Executive Publisher at John Wiley & Sons (the company that published my book!) Take a look at what Joe has to say below. I agree with him - Book publishing is not going away. It’s simply changing to capitalize on changes in the industry, especially as they relate to technology like Amazon’s Kindle.

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