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Posted by samzenpus on Thursday September 19, 2013 @11:01PM from the forget-the-paper dept.

occidental writes "Sanders Kleinfeld writes: In the past six years, the rise of the ebook has ushered in three successive revolutions that have roiled and reshaped the traditional publishing industry. Revolution #3 isn't really defined by a new piece of hardware, software product, or platform. Instead, it's really marked by a dramatic paradigm change among authors and publishers, who are shifting their toolsets away from legacy word processing and desktop publishing suites, and toward HTML5 and tools built on the Open Web Platform."

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Re:No, But Maybe. (Score:5, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Friday September 20, 2013 @01:50AM (#44899699)

FFS. Can you please shut up about Betteridge's law of headlines?
No.

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Re:Obligatory answer: (Score:2, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Friday September 20, 2013 @04:41AM (#44900397)

HTML is not the future of slashdot

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