The publishing industry is not the first to be shaken by a newly digital world. It’s also not the first to resist that change. Brooke speaks with Mathew Ingram, a senior writer at GigaOm, who thinks the publishers’ efforts to tame Amazon may delay a brighter future for the book industry.
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Comments [2]
Joy - he said get rid of DRM - digital Rights Management.
Would you clarify what Mathew Ingram said, in reference to "What would you tell publishers to get rid of? Editors?"
He responds, "no, you need some fat. . . get rid of the _________"
What did he say?
With advance thanks (great show!),
Joy Chu
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