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Plot Thickens In Publishing Partnership

Posted at 11:36AM Sunday 02 Dec 2012

Like the music and newspaper industries, book publishing is having to reinvent itself in the face of the threat posed by digitisation. Consumers are rapidly changing their buying habits and publishers and traditional bookshops are feeling the strain.

Sydney Morning Herald




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