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[...] Scott Rosenberg is having flashbacks. Publishers are falling all over themselves to herald the coming of Apple’s iPad as the final and true rescue pod for the media industry. In the early 1990s, the same publishers were making the same kind of noises about CD-ROM: The future of publishing was shiny bright. But CD-ROMs were a flop because most publishers treated the form as a big floppy disk; “… neither users nor producers ever had a solid handle on what the form was for,” writes Rosenberg. The excuse most every publisher parroted was “that every new medium goes through an infancy during which nobody really knows what they’re doing and everyone just reproduces the shape and style of existing media forms on the new platform,” according to Rosenberg. CD-ROMs virtually disappeared when the web started its rise. The difference? The web wasn’t read-only. Everyone suddenly had a voice. As I’ve said before, Apple is positioning the iPad heavily at consuming media, not creating it — the iWork suite notwithstanding. [...]

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The blotter: Week ending 26 June 2011 | ARTS & FARCES internet — Sun, 19 May 2013 01:54:08 +0000

[...] an ‘immutable, permanent record of everything we have done,’” writes Brisbane. As Scott Rosenberg points out in Wordyard, “By making story versions ‘not a priority,’ the Times is essentially abdicating [...]

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