Magazine Article on E-books

Cassettes-sidelined DVDs gathering dust VHS-retired Technology mutates and evolves leaving redundant platforms in its place. Much of the time technology is well(p) and change is good, however occasionally change is not so auspicious and we do not realise what we have lost until its truly gone. The book. The Bible, The odyssey and The Gruffalo (and thats not even mentioning the poets).All books which have stood the test of time and are still being read as much today as the moment they were print with these texts societies were bound and broken lessons were learned and empires fell all to the humble book. However the brazen veteran the book is endanger of being stripped of its crown by the young and brash E-book. In the words of Northrop Frye books are the only piece of technology which has not become socially defunctYet They have stood business firm whilst DVDs, tapes and vinyl like empires, rose and fell.However the frog like e-book with its dull boring features and its fabulously annoying Wifi connectivity could be the bane of books. E-books are vastly growth in nature, like a weed multiplying on every train, beach and plane you see them they are growing in number and his suggested by 2016 at that place will be nearly 10 billion of these dastardly devices roaming the world. Even the mere existence of E-books has created a whole new type of piracy where hatful are ripping off hard working authors and publishers by getting counterfeit e-books online for free.This illegal practice was consummated by the emotionless e-book. These characterless devices inebriate the tangible nature you get from books. The feel of the paper the smell of the ink all contribute to the sensation we get from reading. E-books rob this from us and sadly soon children will not understand this interaction as they will be more familiar with the blistering headache the monotonous e-book provides.