Comments on: Ode to the Amazon Kindle http://www.theoceanagency.com/blog/20090922/amazon-kindle/ The Ocean Agency Blog Sun, 30 May 2010 17:03:09 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: List of Online Marketing Blogs, Soical Media Blogs read by The Ocean Agency | The Ocean Agency http://www.theoceanagency.com/blog/20090922/amazon-kindle/comment-page-1/#comment-771 List of Online Marketing Blogs, Soical Media Blogs read by The Ocean Agency | The Ocean Agency Wed, 28 Oct 2009 21:23:46 +0000 http://www.theoceanagency.com/blog/?p=549#comment-771 [...] nerds readers here at the Ocean Agency. Yes, there is a recent blog post about how much Jacqueline loves her Kindle (proof of nerdiness). So to further our reputation as voracious readers and content lovers, here is [...] [...] nerds readers here at the Ocean Agency. Yes, there is a recent blog post about how much Jacqueline loves her Kindle (proof of nerdiness). So to further our reputation as voracious readers and content lovers, here is [...]

]]> By: Hayley http://www.theoceanagency.com/blog/20090922/amazon-kindle/comment-page-1/#comment-755 Hayley Wed, 23 Sep 2009 14:17:10 +0000 http://www.theoceanagency.com/blog/?p=549#comment-755 Wait... you have a Kindle? And you like it? No way. I never would have guessed. (You are like the Kindlevangelist.) I think the Kindle and traditional books can coexist-- after all, they provide an extremely different experience. Just like many music lovers have reverted back to buying vinyl along with their mp3s, print traditionalists will probably pick up a hardback and an ebook. The publishing industry and its marketing squads are going to have to adapt. The publishing company that adapts the fastest and promotes their new literature in the most innovative and interactive way will probably emerge as profitable and powerful, despite the evolving presence of print. Wait… you have a Kindle? And you like it? No way. I never would have guessed. (You are like the Kindlevangelist.)

I think the Kindle and traditional books can coexist– after all, they provide an extremely different experience. Just like many music lovers have reverted back to buying vinyl along with their mp3s, print traditionalists will probably pick up a hardback and an ebook. The publishing industry and its marketing squads are going to have to adapt. The publishing company that adapts the fastest and promotes their new literature in the most innovative and interactive way will probably emerge as profitable and powerful, despite the evolving presence of print.

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