Frank Talks about a Slowdown In Ebooks And An Upsurge In Printed Books

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Frank Talks about a Slowdown In Ebooks And An Upsurge In Printed Books

Frank found an article in the Wall Street Journal about print books and ebooks. One graph showed a slowdown in ebooks and an upsurge in printed books. This warranted commentary, of course.

Published on November 17, 2017

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By Rich Gorecki on Nov 17, 2017

Can you send me the ink to that WSJ article?

By tony cruz-uribe on Nov 20, 2017

https://www.wsj.com/articles/book-publishers-go-back-to-basics-1507983856

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