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“An Open Letter to the Publishing Industry”

July 21, 2009 by Kyle Brady
Tags: Book Publishers, Guest Post, Magazines, Newspapers, Publishing Industry
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New guest post at the Inquisitr:

As a dying industry with many faces, and many problems, you will need to reinvent yourself and some of your practices in order to survive.  Clinging to methods and ideologies that worked a decade ago is counter-productive – just ask the GOP how they’re doing at the moment.  The readers across the world do not wish to see you fade from existence, but rather adapt to a more modern existence, since there is a benefit to each platform from which you operate.

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