Archive for February, 2010
Jak opublikować i promować własną książkę [linki]
Sporo uzbierało się do tej pory artykułów poradnikowych dla pisarzy, którzy myślą o samodzielnym wydaniu książki i chcieliby poznać więcej szczegółów. Dlatego żeby niepotrzebnie nie błądzić po blogu – wszystkie linki w jednym miejscu. Jeśli uważacie, że wpisy są przydatne, będę wdzięczny za podzielenie się nimi ze znajomymi. »»»
Tydzień E-Booka 2010: informacja prasowa
Już po raz drugi mam przyjemność być polskim partnerem Read an E-Book Week. W tym roku będziemy obchodzić święto e-booków między 7 a 13 marca.
Planuję serię wpisów na ten temat. Więcej informacji już niedługo, a na początek notka prasowa, którą napisałem na podstawie materiałów otrzymanych z Read an E-Book Week.
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Tydzień E-Booka, 7-13 marca 2010 – najlepsza okazja, by poznać zalety książki elektronicznej
W niedzielę 7 marca rozpoczyna się Tydzień E-booka 2010, międzynarodowa akcja, której celem jest promowanie książki elektronicznej wśród czytelników, autorów i wydawców.
Najważniejszymi zaletami e-książek są: mobilność, szybkość i wygoda kupowania; atrakcyjne ceny; zwiększająca się liczba dedykowanych urządzeń; wygoda zarządzania katalogiem książkowym, duża liczba darmowych tytułów dostępnych w domenie publicznej. Wiele cennych informacji oraz odnośników można znaleźć na oficjalnej stronie akcji (http://ebookweek.com).
Według Publishers Weekly sprzedaż e-booków w USA wzrosła w 2009 roku o 176%. W Hiszpanii wzrost przekroczył 500% (wg Barcelona Reporter). Z danych firmy badawczej Forrester wynika, że w ubiegłym roku sprzedano 3 miliony e-czytników. Prognoza na rok 2010 to 6 milionów. Mimo, że Stany Zjednoczone będą nadal odgrywać wiodącą rolę, to bardzo dynamiczny rozwój zanotują Europa, Chiny, Indie i Brazylia. Analitycy z In-Stat przewidują, że w roku 2013 rynek e-booków będzie wart aż 9 miliardów dolarów.
Inicjatorką Tygodnia E-Booka jest Rita Toews, wielokrotnie nagradzana autorka powieści, a także książek dla dzieci. Partnerami akcji są m.in. The International Digital Publishing Forum – organizacja zajmująca się ustalaniem standardów i promowaniem publikacji elektronicznych; Smashwords – platforma skupiająca autorów, czytelników i wydawców zainteresowanych e-książką; światowy lider w produkcji e-papieru E-Ink Corporation; producent czytników PocketBook, a także wydawcy, autorzy i blogerzy z całego świata. Wśród oficjalnych partnerów akcji jest się również Password Incorrect – polski blog o e-bookach mobilnych i literaturze cyfrowej.
W ramach Tygodnia E-booka partnerzy akcji, autorzy, wydawcy i miłośnicy e-booków będą organizować konkursy i promocje, przeprowadzać wywiady, pisać artykuły, dzielić się informacjami w serwisach społecznościowych i organizować pokazy w bibliotekach. Gorąco zachęcamy polskich Internautów do zapoznania się z zaletami e-booków i wzięcia udziału w ich popularyzowaniu.
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Oficjalna informacja prasowa Read an E-Book Week 2010
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Pisarzu, zostań indie [4] Dlaczego warto
indie independent writer, pisarz niezależny. Samodzielnie wydaje i promuje swoje książki. Działa poza głównym nurtem wydawniczym, wykorzystuje Internet, by bezpośrednio dotrzeć do swoich czytelników. Ruch indie nie byłby możliwy bez rozwoju e-książki i platform umożliwiających samodzielne publikowanie.
Po przeczytaniu poprzedniego odcinka można dojść do wniosku: “no tak, wszystko ładnie, indie to, indie tamto. Mam się zaharować na śmierć, niech będzie, tylko ile z tego będę mieć?”. Wiadomo, że prędzej czy później każdy zadaje sobie pytanie o pieniądze. Mogę ci powiedzieć, że w wersji “małżeństwo z wydawcą”, jako nieznany pisarz nie masz co liczyć na dużą zaliczkę przed ukończeniem książki. Możesz natomiast liczyć na przygody tego rodzaju.
Wielu twórczych ludzi, po zadaniu sobie pytania “czy można na tym zarobić”, często rezygnuje z wysiłku, uznając, że jest nieopłacalny. Po co wyrywać sobie parę wieczornych godzin na promowanie książki, skoro sprzedało się dopiero czternaście egzemplarzy, a minęły już trzy tygodnie!
Ja mam odmienne podejście. Chcę po sobie coś zostawić – jak nie zostanie w ludzkich umysłach, to przynajmniej na serwerach Google. Najpierw z siebie trzeba dać, żeby potem z tego coś mieć.
Jeśli nie chodzi ci tylko i wyłącznie o pieniądze, lub nie chodzi o nie w pierwszej kolejności, przeczytaj listę korzyści, jakie odniesiesz zostając niezależnym pisarzem. »»»
Week on Twitter 2010-02-28
- Urban word o/t day: echo boomer http://ow.ly/16CYii #
- Amazon Kindle eyes iPad-beating international launch http://ow.ly/16CY95 #
- Bubble Cow: Google Buzz and Google Wave: Are you missing out? http://ow.ly/16D1T7 #
- Storytelling on the iPhone http://ow.ly/16D4id #
- E-Books Perfect for Instant Repair of Screwups http://ow.ly/16D4if #
- New #1picstory :: iPad syndrome No.1 http://ow.ly/16D84m #
- History of E-books http://bit.ly/cSqzXA #
- Urban word o/t day: stealth abs http://ow.ly/16DjUE #
- RT @eBookNewser: Apple rumored to start taking iPad orders 2/25–that's this thursday!. http://bit.ly/9RY5lk #
- RT @PublishingGuru: Publisher Simon & Schuster Says Authors Should Blog and Social Network http://ow.ly/16DiOS #
- Indie writers, beware of ghost publishers at Amazon! http://bit.ly/ceiHcr #writer #
- @MoxieMezcal @smallstories @jimhanas you should read this – about a publisher of your book, you might not be aware of http://bit.ly/ceiHcr #
- @Fictionmonster thanks, and here good folks explain what to do about this http://ow.ly/1a1Wg in reply to Fictionmonster #
- @smallstories already did it. We will see how long does it take to remove. in reply to smallstories #
- READING: Some Rights Reserved: A Creative Commons Survival Guide – by Walt Gordon Jones http://bit.ly/cz2OMy #
- Urban word o/t day: cognitus interruptus http://ow.ly/16DP6P #
- World is going mobile, read on your cellphone » Do I care about mobile readers? [checklist] http://bit.ly/6rtsgk #writer #mobile #
- My hashtag bio: #writer #ebooks #mobilefiction #1picstory #hashtagstory #iphone #ipadready #
- Bubble Cow: You should blog every day http://ow.ly/16DQ2m #
- Amazon expands Kindle Digital Text platform to Spanish, Portuguese and Italian http://bit.ly/9Ar5Zq #
- E-books: Good for fixing mistakes? http://bit.ly/caRXak Not only #
- Google Search Fail http://ow.ly/16DRRO #
- Apple Looking to Bring iPhone OS to More Devices http://ow.ly/16DRRM #
- RT @BubbleCow: Nice post asking if Authors Can Balance Publicity and Privacy in the Internet Era? http://bit.ly/dswTtm #
- Definitely sth for me RT @nickdaws: Check out my course 'Essential English for Authors': http://bit.ly/hu6xS #
- For my fiction tweets, including #vss and #1picstory please join @mobilefiction #
- 1/2 An update on ghost publisher case http://bit.ly/ceiHcr I've received from Amazon a list of docs to prove I'm the owner of the rights #
- 2/2 If I'm fast enough I'll complete all the papers by 2016, so enjoy your sales Mr Sugar Land Press Ghost Publishing WP Robot, Texas #
- Please welcome a new publisher – Sugar Land Press http://sugarlandpress.com They turn a CC licence into "All rights reserved" in one click! #
- Technology is a threat to human kind, because it's a salvation to a human. –NN #quote #technology #
- @CarolBMTbooks an e-book fiesta is coming: Read an E-Book Week, March 7-13 :-) http://www.ebookweek.com/ in reply to CarolBMTbooks #
- Why The iPad May Save The Internet Fridge http://ow.ly/16E4sF #
- Just made it:) RT @mobilefiction: #1picstory :: iPad syndrome No.2 http://moby.to/rn6e31 #
- http://j.mp/9aXGGK + T-Mobile myTouch 3G Review http://ow.ly/16EdJQ #
- Apple: iPad to Be Sold at Best Buy http://ow.ly/16ElSr #
- Urban word o/t day: Mutually Assured Distraction http://ow.ly/16Em9n #
- "29 Jobs and a Million Lies" by @revolucion0 has landed at #Feedbooks http://ow.ly/1aGco #ebooks #
- New SDK Hints at iPhone/iPad Front Facing Camera, Video Calls http://ow.ly/16Eojd #
- Bubble Cow: Scott Siglar is a Proactive Writer http://ow.ly/16EquO #
- RSS feed of #1picstory collection http://bit.ly/beabbz #
- RT @inkyelbows: Creative inspiration: Barbara O'Neal creates "emotional map" collages for her books: http://ow.ly/1aLxD #
- iPad: To Pre- or Not to Pre- | EBookNewser http://bit.ly/bn8GHo I'm #ipadready #
- Scribd Goes Mobile, Simplifies Reading-On-The-Go http://bit.ly/b0t3ul #ebooks #mobile #
- Writers, if you self publish, you might get a ghost publisher http://bit.ly/ceiHcr #writer #
- RT @philipetauk: Apple: iPad Will Beat Netbooks With "Magic" http://bit.ly/9vDMlI #
- @jenku70 It's a risk we take when publishing with CC licence, but my ghosts claim they are the "All rights reserved" ones, grrrr…. in reply to jenku70 #
- #1picstory :: iPad checklist http://bit.ly/ab4rhc #
- Works great! RT @scribd: Scribd goes mobile! Send millions of docs/books to your phone or reading device with a click! http://bit.ly/c8XTeZ #
- There is a next news from Scribd – they'll roll out an iPhone app soon! #mobile #reading #
- iPad vs Kindle – social media comparison http://bit.ly/bUhm4X #
- 10 Ways to Trick Out Your Barnes & Noble Nook http://ow.ly/16EDTP #
- Urban word o/t day: Best-Behavior Friend http://ow.ly/16EU1x #
- Bubble Cow: Free Cover Letter Feedback http://ow.ly/16EW1r #
- @thecreativepenn Thanks Joanna! I'll try to do it myself, it looks like it's gonna be an indie's daily life… in reply to thecreativepenn #
- #1picstory collection at Flickr http://ow.ly/125jR #iPhone #
- @wembley morning! #isawlotsofyourfantastictweetstoday today's activity: 92% PL side ;-) in reply to wembley #
- Hey, hey, Read and E-Book Week is coming! 7-13 March 2010 http://ebookweek.com Only 10 days left! #ebookweek #
- @jimhanas I'll tweet links to my fave e-books, actually I'm scheduling them right now. #ebookweek in reply to jimhanas #
- My fave feed reader goes mobile! » Feedly Demos Mobile App: Live Beta Coming Soon http://bit.ly/du7I7G #
- Super Mario eBooks: Nintendo Enters eBook Market http://ow.ly/16F8eW #
- Urban word o/t day: dead cat bounce http://ow.ly/16FpX1 #
- Bubble Cow: Improving your cover letter http://ow.ly/16FsVG #
- @iainbroome I'm trying:) in reply to iainbroome #
- RT @paulkbiba: TeleRead: Paper or plastic: is a book still a book, by Scott Nicholson http://is.gd/9ewgV #
- New #1picstory :: 6 easy ways to be more social! http://ow.ly/16Fz1e #
- My hashtag bio: #writer #ebooks #mobilefiction #1picstory #hashtagstory #iphone #ipadready #
- New on #feedbooks » The Mating, Nicky Charles http://ow.ly/16FEEi #
- Need to check it RT @paulkbiba: TeleRead: Epub reader plugin for Firefox http://is.gd/9gEoA #
- Urban word o/t day: F9 http://ow.ly/16FVOg #
- How Apple Handicapped The Amazon Kindle App http://bit.ly/dhll4Q It won't be worse than that #
- Great read RT @ExisleMoll: "Digging For Australia" my #fridayflash http://bit.ly/912VhZ Bring a bucket and spade #
- Making a soup with this device is a bad idea » My #fridayflash for your cellphone "Soup a priori" http://ow.ly/1bTa0 #mobileficiton #
- Funny! » Think the iPad is amazing? The ePad is ‘amazinger’ http://bit.ly/b9NXQI via @TheNextWebPL extWebPL #
- @ExisleMoll thanks for #ff Love your story! in reply to ExisleMoll #
- When you read on Scribd – is it online reading or e-book reading? Does a book need to be downloaded to get the status of an e-book? #
- "Honey! I was lucky to pick up a really short username!"-"What's that!"-"Iamluckyto pickupareallyshortusername989765!" #vss #
- After this http://ow.ly/1bThY happened to me, I think I'll PIRATE MY OWN BOOK. More to come, stay tuned. #
- @jeroenvduffelen I do think it is. The question is ownability. Does sth at a virtual shelf belong to me? in reply to jeroenvduffelen #
- #iPad eReading applications: ICEBERG BOOKSHELF http://ow.ly/124bp #ebooks #
- @jeroenvduffelen owning in the cloud is sth most people will have problem with, especially when it comes to books. in reply to jeroenvduffelen #
- How Laptops May Look Like in the Future? http://bit.ly/cCPtpD Don't think so. Too messy. #
- Free e-books in Apache, Ukrainian, Polish… by Rita Toews http://bit.ly/941iYa In preparation for #ebookweek #
- Technology? Easy thing, just press the button and watch your life collapsing. –NN #quote #technology #
- My hashtag bio: #writer #ebooks #mobilefiction #1picstory #hashtagstory #iphone #ipadready #
- RT @bobstarrorg: Apple is a "mobile devices" company in post-iPhone world http://goo.gl/fb/tg9R #
Weekly links on mobile e-books & self publishing 27.02.2010
- Another Pirate Speaks Up.February 23, 2010A self-described pirate calling himself "jap" left a comment on the blog we posted called "We Have Met the Enemy and He is The Real Caterpillar," an interview with a book pirate. "jap" informs us that in our defense of copyright we have missed the point. "You have your morality and I have mine," he...
- Who's afraid of digital book piracy?February 18, 2010With the iPad and e-readers on the rise, will pirated books become as common as illegal music and films?For years, we have been able to combine our taste for music and film with our desire to stick it to the man, and all from the safety of our PCs. Our literary habits, however, have perforce remaine...
- IPad Apps Could Put Apple in Charge of the News [Voices]February 26, 2010By Brian X. Chen, Reporter, Wired Publishers should think twice before worshipping the iPad as the future platform for magazines and newspapers. That is, if they value their independence from an often-capricious corporate gatekeeper. The past week’s controversy swirling around Apple’s retroactiv...
- The Cost of Gadgets Over The DecadesFebruary 25, 2010Got Tech Questions? Ask Them on MakeUseOf Answers! The Cost of Gadgets Over The Decades
- What Is A Video E-Book?February 25, 2010Last year, I had the dream of creating a learning tool that was like no other that I had ever seen. I didn't have a word for it, so I thought of it as a "Video E-book". Now, videos and e-books have been around for a while. In fact, many instructors have done a great job at combining these two emergi...
- e-Book Echo: Sony Goes Indie; Foxit Goes ePUB; Nook Gets SuedNovember 8, 2009Our platform focus continues this fine Sunday with the e-Book Echo, our take on the week in the digital publishing world. Sony is teaming up with indie publishers to allow such work to be carried in the company’s e-book store for Sony Reader customers. Sony is working with Smashwords and Author So...
- Some Wattpad Titles Now Available From Sony eBook StoreFebruary 25, 2010Wattpad, the huge eBook-based social network that we've reported about a great deal lately announced a new distribution deal with Sony yesterday, making what the company calls "a selection of top unique Wattpad titles" available for download from the Sony Reader store. Among the initial selection...
- eBooks Since iPadFebruary 25, 2010If you've been asleep or on a meditation retreat or something since the unveiling of Apple's iPad--and the ensuing standoff between Macmillan and Amazon that resulted in Amazon grudgingly accepting the agency pricing model--then this thorough story on the MediaShift blog at PBS.org will get you up...
- Super Mario eBooks: Nintendo Enters eBook MarketFebruary 25, 2010Nintendo--yes, Nintendo, makers of the Wii (and the NES, Super NES, Game Boy, N64 and Game Cube for those of you who remember) is getting into the eBook game with its next portable game console, the DSi XL, a larger version of the company's popular DS hand held game system. The US launch of the D...
- Engadget for iPhone / iPod touch 2.0.1 now available!February 24, 2010Hey guys, some fun news to share: Engadget for iPhone / iPod touch 2.0.1 was just approved by Apple and is now available on the App Store! The big new feature is landscape mode in article, comment, and sharing views, but we've also bumped up font sizes, made some improvements to the commenting exp...
- 10 Ways to Trick Out Your Barnes & Noble NookFebruary 24, 2010Before the Apple iPad stole the ebook media limelight with its iBookstore, the Barnes Noble nook was the most eye-catching e-reader on the market thanks to its second color LCD screen.Although out of stock over the crucial Christmas period, Barnes Noble has now caught up with demand and is offeri...
- e-Book Echo: Publication Rights Confuse Us AllFebruary 22, 2010Our platform focus continues this fine Sunday with the e-Book Echo, our take on the week in the digital publishing world. I’ve weighed in before on the confusing area of international e-book publishing rights. It seems almost arbitrary which books can be purchased outside the U.S., as apparently e...
- New SDK Hints at iPhone/iPad Front Facing Camera, Video CallsFebruary 24, 2010While we all know that some tidbits of information in the iPhone/iPad SDK don’t necessarily mean we’ll see these features soon (or ever) on the devices, they can be good pointers as to what to expect from their future iterations.The folks at 9to5Mac and MacRumors have done some digging, and fou...
- Apple: iPad to Be Sold at Best BuyFebruary 24, 2010Today at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference in San Francisco, Apple COO Tim Cook revealed that the iPad will be available at multiple retail locations soon after launch, including Best Buy.In his QA at the conference, Mr. Cook revealed some interesting insights into the secretive...
- Why The iPad May Save The Internet FridgeFebruary 23, 2010In part 1 of our interview with Adam Greenfield, author of Everyware: The Dawning Age of Ubiquitous Computing, we discussed the impact of the iPhone and other smartphones on the Internet of Things. In Part 2, we explore how the Apple iPad may also become a key device. Adam Greenfield thinks it may b...
- Google Search FailFebruary 22, 2010Looking for help on my cell phone and came across this; to which there were actually people asking this question… Dig Google Fails? Check Autocomplete Me Picture by: dunno source Submitted by: dunno source via Fail Uploader
- Apple Looking to Bring iPhone OS to More DevicesFebruary 22, 2010A recent Apple Inc. job posting has revealed that the company intends to focus on bringing the iPhone OS onto new gadgets, devices and platforms.The job posting from the Cupertino, CA, company specifically calls for an engineering manager to handle “platform bring-up.” In the job description,...
- Nintendo DSi XL – ebook reader for Europe?February 21, 2010I received the following email from xendula: While looking for a b-day present for my nephew, I stumbled over the new Nintendo DSi XL on amazon.de. If you have a look at the video at the attached link*, you can tell that it is geared toward “Touch! Generations” folks: The colors are subtle, the...
- Storytelling on the iPhoneFebruary 21, 2010Tales2Go is a new application which streams audio readings to the iPhone or iPod. Tehy offer over 1,000 titles from 2 minute fables to 6 hour novels for kids. On download you receive a one month trial and then your can get a one year subscription for $30. Applications for the Blackberry, Palm Pre a...
- E-Books Perfect for Instant Repair of ScrewupsFebruary 21, 2010If for no other reason, e-books are the perfect vehicle for immediately correcting errors in published books. And if the errors are serious enough to damage a person's reputation or otherwise incur potential legal liability, a prompt correction and withdrawal of the offending text demonstrate the s...
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Soup a priori
A certain unemployed mathematician from Afroasia worked out the Ligadul’s Law, based on which, and after considering a maximum number of variation, one could calculate the so-called near future (counted in days, or at the very most in weeks, from the date of calculation).
A certain unemployed inventor from Osmiogród created the Futurobot – a device, which applied the Ligadul’s Law to the person in its closest vicinity.
“Listen! It worked!” Martyna chirped into the phone. “You know, I turned it on, entered all the data, and it said that Robi would come home drunk and start throwing the furniture out the window, so I hadn’t even bothered to clean.”
“So…” Bożena asked half-bored, because Robi, Martyna’s second husband didn’t interest her in the least bit. The wrong Robi.
“So, he came home, started screaming, and the place was like after a tornado. And I can tell you, my dear, it made me feel better. Would have been a different thing, if I had been cleaning all day, you know. This Futurobot is super. I can sell you one, cuz I got me several, for friends, you know.”
At first Bożena didn’t want one, and then she did. Right after she watched on the Kitchen Annex TV channel a repeat of the “Robi’s Appetizers” show.
Robi Appetizer. The country loved him. So sensitive and so sweet at the same time. Handsome. Appetizing. Just like a spring onion. It was a matter of honor for all self-respecting housewives and house husbands to prepare a Robi’s recipe for Friday night dinner or Saturday lunch. For Bożena, too. And she almost always succeeded. Except for the turkeyducky soup. It seemed so simple, but her soup wasn’t as clear as Robi’s, and besides that, it was inedible.
She bought a Futurobot and already after turning it on, she knew it was a good purchase. When she entered the target data (soup) and references (Robi Appetizer) the device spoke to her in that beloved voice of the Polish cuisine’s most famous:
“So, let’s get cooking, and chin up, everything will be great.”
The cooking went fabulously and she felt great. Like never before. And it went fast, too. In comparison to the seven hours of inputting the data, the two hours spent stirring over a small flame went by in the blink of an eye. It had to turn out great – Franek invited his friends from the embassy over for dinner and they wanted to try something truly Polish.
After two hours, the Futurobot breathed a sigh of relief and said tenderly:
“My dear, time to taste it!”
She tasted and almost vomited. Again, inedible, or even worse. She didn’t understand how that could have happened, because according to the development of the situation, the robot adjusted and introduced new ingredients, for example, she had to add another carrot and take out two grains of allspice.
“How did this happen?” Bożena asked reproachfully.
The robot was silent.
“C’mon, tell me what happened with you.”
Nothing.
“I trusted you, and now nothing? How could you?”
Nothing.
“Not even ‘I’m sorry’?”
Instead of “I’m sorry” the Futurobot printed out the following message:
***Soup a priori failure confirmed***
Analysis:
Too much direct sunlight – 1%
Meat too soft – 7%
Water too hard – 9%
Other factors – 83%
Scribd: wyślij książkę na komórkę lub czytnik!
Scribd, największy na świecie serwis wymiany plików tekstowych (ponad 10 mln książek, prezentacji, dokumentów, broszur, itd.) wprowadził nową, według mnie fantastyczną funkcjonalność – pozwalającą na czytanie plików na komórce lub czytniku.
Jeśli wejdziesz na komputerze na stronę książki w Scribd, nad oknem z publikacją w pasku narzędziowym pojawił się nowy przycisk: Mobile.

Po kliknięciu otwiera się okno w którym można wybrać urządzenie, na które chcemy wysłać… właśnie – nie książkę, ale odnośnik do jej mobilnej wersji. »»»
Kindle, eClicto, Sony, Cool-er, Nook – który wybrać? [3]
Sporo czasu minęło od poprzedniego artykułu. Ale też sporo wydarzyło się na rynku czytników, co doprowadziło to zasadniczej zmiany moich oczekiwań. Niektórzy wiedzą już z Twittera, na które urządzenie się zdecydowałem. Nie jest to żadne z wymienionych powyżej. Może niejeden na moim miejscu udawałby, że ciągle jest zainteresowany eClicto albo Nookiem i napisał jeszcze dwa zaplanowane artykuły w serii, żeby tylko zwiększyć liczbę odwiedzin. Ja tak nie umiem.
Zamiast udawać, wolę opisać krok po kroku, co, w jakim czasie i dlaczego wpłynęło na wybór. Na swoim przykładzie chcę pokazać, jak szybko zmienia się sytuacja na rynku e-czytników – i jaki ma wpływ na decyzje zakupowe. Tym bardziej, że starzeją się nie tylko urządzenia, ale i modele dystrybucji treści. »»»





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