Dave Eggers e il suo punto di vista sulla stampa (futuro?)

Di surfab | Pubblicato: 21 Giugno 2009

Interessante articolo di quel piccolo genio, ora diventato grandicello, sullo stato attuale e futuro dell’editoria.

Hello and thank you so much for writing. I feel honored that you would takethe time to reach out and in many cases tell me your very real struggles with writing and work and the future of the printed word.

I have a few thoughts to share, though unfortuately in this space I can’t detail all the reasons I think we have a fighting chance at keeping newspapers and books alive in physical form. But before I do blather for a few paragraphs, I should apologize for sending you a mass email.

continua qui mentre per chi non mangia la lingua inglese, ecco la traduzione dei tipi di Internazionale…

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