- Is this the year of 3D TV?
Probably not. And despite reports, last year wasn’t either. - Does the world need a version of Huckleberry Finn without the “N-word” in it?
Probably not. Though people have been looking for ways to clean up classics for years. For example, Ray Bradbury’s classic book on censorship and reading, Fahrenheit 451, for years had an edited version published for use in high school English classes. It wasn’t until Bradbury discovered the existence of the book that the edited version got pulled from the market. - Will the iPad kill off the Kindle?
Probably not. Two different devices, different capabilities, different price points. Many people own both.
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