In this issue, we’ve packed content galore on many of the most significant changes facing the industry. In addition to the features on the evolving retail landscape and ways to cut time and cost from production and manufacturing, there are three important articles on e-books.
While a few of our I-hate-everything-e-book-related readers may not be too happy about such extensive coverage, these stories explore important questions regarding the e-book market’s progress and future. I’m no doubt starting to sound like a broken record, but I have to say it again: The impact of e-reading on the industry can’t be ignored, and if this issue doesn’t convince you of that, I don’t know what will.
Editor's Note: E-books and Our Future
In this issue, we’ve packed content galore on many of the most significant changes facing the industry. In addition to the features on the evolving retail landscape and ways to cut time and cost from production and manufacturing, there are three important articles on e-books.
While a few of our I-hate-everything-e-book-related readers may not be too happy about such extensive coverage, these stories explore important questions regarding the e-book market’s progress and future. I’m no doubt starting to sound like a broken record, but I have to say it again: The impact of e-reading on the industry can’t be ignored, and if this issue doesn’t convince you of that, I don’t know what will.