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Five Shades Of Book Discovery

Posted at 8:05AM Tuesday 05 Mar 2013

Discovery is far from dead, be it from the reader's perspective (even if we are not aware of it) or from the publisher's perspective, where discoverability is simply the increasingly desperate attempt of marketing specific titles in a world of ever greater abundance of titles new and old, because in a digital world, nothing ever goes out of print.

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