At Fishbowl NY, Tina Brown discusses plans for the upcoming "Book Beast," opining that "it's really important to support books" (obviously we agree), while CJR, N+1, and The Rumpus have all established new book sections. As print reviews decline, online reviews bubble up. Surely we'll all continue to spill a lot of ink (or perhaps bytes) on what this all means, but on a micro level it's engaging to keep tabs on just what's happening here.
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06 February 2009
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