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Visual communicators, authors, publishers and their audiences are now feeling the cultural and economic effects of technological convergence on the transmission and reception of ideas. In January 2011 Amazon.com claimed to be selling more Kindle ebooks than traditional paperbacks in the USA. This suggests a shift in reading habits towards a more blended transmedia experience and a shift in buying habits away from printed publications.
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