http://printceoblog.com/2009/01/google-halts-print-ads-program

I haven’t tried the ebook yet. But it does sound great. I think that when Kindle releases the version for college, textbooks might be in very, very big trouble.

Meanwhile, there is still a significant minority of people who want to own the object. Sort of like kids who download the music and then buy the CD.

“I just finished my 50th e-book. The book was great but so is the e-reading experience. I will only read a dead tree book if I have to. 9:43 AM Jan 10th from web”

I commented back asking how his dead tree house was, but he did not respond.

Yup. In fact that’s going come even faster once Google does locational data mining. That’s the secret sauce of Chrome.

But advertising on billboards still ain’t reading. To be able to read, not view, nothing beats Print. 500 years in the oven.)

Yes, but the way the billboard advertising and tageted the user…

The newspaper in the movie just displayed content en masse and not personalized.. It will be personalized.

But the growth rate is slow.

Probably both will happen as “the future is here, just not evenly distributed.”

Ever see the minority report?

So my take is that Print connected by cellphones to the Cloud is the Next Big Thing. And advertising, game or otherwise, will never be what it was.

tawnypress Just logged into wish someone Happy Birthday and Facebook app wants me to buy a digital cupcake. I don’t like these apps.