I posted to my blog about Encyclopaedia Britannica no longer producing a print publication. The end of an era. Digital wins. What's next for them?
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Plus, it's tougher to sell apps door-to-door! In all seriousness, I don't think it's much of a surprise to see this happening. I just hope the infrastructure can keep up with our transition to a fully digital society. After all, many of our devices are battery operated, but everything needs a charge and will the electric grids be able to keep up? I have my doubts.
Plus, it's tougher to sell apps door-to-door! In all seriousness, I don't think it's much of a surprise to see this happening. I just hope the infrastructure can keep up with our transition to a fully digital society. After all, many of our devices are battery operated, but everything needs a charge and will the electric grids be able to keep up? I have my doubts.
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EB – A reliable source of fact. Google and Wikipedia the alternatives; …well both of those sources have failed me several times…