July 27, 2009
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In the Year 3000 They'll Wonder: Why Do All Books Have Soundtracks?
Wouldn’t it be funny if the next-gen e-book arrived… as album liner notes?

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I still don't understand why nobody's packaging e-books with paper copies as a "deluxe edition." Come on! Think about it: either you can get the inexpensive paperback, or buy the hardcover for more - which comes with a CD-Rom or download code so you can get the e-book. Textbooks already have the book + CD + code model, but it's used in entirely lame ways. Trade or academic presses could make this work!