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Epublishing Bingo card: the traditional media edition

by on March 22, 2011

From Cory Doctorow at Boing Boing, a great little chart mocking the dinosaurs of the publishing industry and their suicidal response to the digital world and the advent of epublishing:


Shmuel510 thought that John Scalzi’s epublishing Bingo card was a little one-sided in briefing for the publishing side of the equation; he’s produced the Bingo card you can use when you’re arguing wiht people from the traditional publishing world.

The Traditional Publishing Bingo Card

Those interested in this and related topics might find my upcoming Mises Academy Course Rethinking Intellectual Property, a six-week course starting TONIGHT, 9pm EST. For more information, see my article Rethinking IP, and the video below, from the post Kinsella Can Be Your Professor.

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