Some features of physical books may be getting a second life online, but efforts to completely reimagine the core experience of the book have yet to catch on.
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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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With diversions like e-mail, Twitter, YouTube and games a few taps away, the book-reading experience on a tablet is more like a 21st-century cacophony than a traditional solitary activity. 
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It's nice to see that Beatles drummer, Ringo Starr, didn't waste all of his talent on drumming. He did, however, completely forget that he took a lot of photos of the Fab Four during the 1960s. But it's never too late to publish more than 100 images of the worl'd most famous rock band ever. And give Ringo some props for being a 21st century guy - he's done it in an ebook!
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Author Jonathan Franzen has launched a passionate defence of the printed book, warning that our desire for the instant gratification of e-books is damaging for society.
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