The E-Sylum:  Volume 8, Number 23, June 5, 2005, Article 16

BOOKS NOT PASSE YET

Joel Orosz forwarded this article from the June 5, 2005 issue
of the New York Times:

"For the first few centuries after Johann Gutenberg started
churning out Bibles, books had it easy. There were paintings,
songs and sermons, of course, but movable type applied to
paper was the cutting-edge technology for telling stories. Today,
books compete with DVD's, video games, 500 channels of cable
television and a nearly limitless number of pages on the Internet.
The good news is that even in this high-tech age, old-fashioned
books appear to be holding their own."

To read the full article, see: Full Story

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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