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   by BookPost 7y ago

   P. S. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/15/opinion/book-piracy.html
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   by BookPost 7y ago

   Thank you for your reply! I don’t mean to point fingers, just trying to look at the structure. The built-in incentives and pace of technological advance pushed digital communication toward consolidation and estrangement of revenues from cre
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   by BookPost 7y ago

   Book Post here! If you listen to the Lanier interview, or read his recent books, he spells out the connection between free internet and the advertising model. I’m not a tech person, but it was my experience that in the 90s there was very li
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   by BookPost 7y ago

   Book post here! I worked at the NY Review of Bks for 30 years. One thing we heard over & over is that the issues pile up and no one has time to read them. Trying to develop a model that fits into modern life, makes people feel plugged i
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   by BookPost 7y ago

   Book Post here! We need an email address because we're a newsletter. Process payments through Stripe. Thanks for having a look!
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   by BookPost 7y ago

   Book Post here. Thanks for giving us some thought! Agree, $45 subscription is a lift. Upside: Overhead is low & I don’t need a mass readership to make it work. The New York Review of Books and the New Yorker were built on an “aspiration