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This document discusses the emergence of new technologies like the phonograph record, downloading music, and e-books. It notes how new technologies were initially resisted by some who feared it would negatively impact existing industries and jobs, but that over time arguments against new technologies seem ridiculous as those technologies become widely adopted and the industries adapt. The document also directly states that debates around whether e-publishing will overtake print are not debatable, and that resistance to abandoning paper for e-books will seem similarly ridiculous in 100 years as arguments for keeping horses over automobiles now.
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- 17. I imagine that argument was made by musicians complaining about the emergence of the phonograph record in the early 20th century. If people can buy our music once and listen to it forever, they won't pay to see us perform. How will we make money? All the good musicians will quit making music. Present day musicians revived that fear when downloading technology came in the picture
- 18. Many writers and industry analysts are debating if e-publishing will conquer print publishing (various article links below). If is not debatable.When and how are The resistance to abandoning paper is like the resistance to abandoning horses. Arguments to preserve paper – the feel of the book, the durability, less risk of reading in the tub – will seem as ridiculous in 100 years as arguments to preserve horses for transportation seem now.
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