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What happens when there?s advertising in books?

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Good question:

What happens when there?s advertising in books?

“What happens when there?s advertising in books?”
“Is there any way to avoid advertising in books?”
“Will books with advertising take over?”
“Will books with advertising be sustainable?”

Read the post. It has some interesting propositions.

We’re totally used to ads in magazines and on TV. We’ve lived through the addition of ads and product placement in movies and TV shows. And, of course, e-books have the opportuity to intorduce ads that are colorful, animated, have sound, and can be customized and personalized to you based on your reading habits. Wow? Now, can ads be tolerated in books or is there a line?

Stephen

Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on February 11, 2011 (boomark / email).

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