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During the heady days of the late Oughties, e-book devices were all the rage. In 2009, a high-water year for e-book passion, Slate editor Jacob Weisberg wrote, "printed books, the most important artifacts of human civilization, are going to join newspapers and magazines on the road to obsolescence." In the UK's Telegraph, Andrew Keen wrote, "The iPhone, the Palm Pre and every other smartphone is also a de facto e-book able to store hundreds of texts. The end, therefore, is nig...
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