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“The Arcana of Publishing”

January 30, 2010 by Kyle Brady
Tags: Authors, Publishing, Rights, Technotainment Revelations, True/Slant Column
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New column at Technotainment Revelations on True/Slant:

It should be obvious to most people by now:  the publishing industry is just as ruined as the music industry, for the same self-harming reasons of a refusal to adopt to new technology and a rigidity that’s simply not part of a viable business model in modern times.  This is detrimental to not just the publishers themselves, but the authors that depend on them for both income and notoriety.

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