Now here’s an ad campaign for reading I like: “unputdownable” Penguin Classics.
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
They’re unputdownable, hands down
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2 comments:
advertisers can thank photoshop for that! :)
years from now, when the descendants of kindle take over, reading might be quite a different experience.
I'd like to see the day when e-books can be viewed through eyeglasses so you don't even have to hold up your hands.
Tamad ba?
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