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John Hascombe | Echidna : How hard copy books buck the digital decline | Blue Mountains Gazette
bluemountainsgazette.com.au · Australia
Hard copy books are reportedly resisting the trend of digital decline. This article explores the resilience of traditional print media in the digital age.
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