Ebooks The End Of The World As We Know It
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Ebooks: The End of the World as We Know It?
In the animated movie The Incredibles, there's a compelling scene where Mr. Incredible faces his nemesis, Syndrome. Having revealed his true identity, Syndrome explains how a thoughtless interaction with Mr. Incredible in his youth became his excuse for turning to evil. Despite aspiring to be a hero, Syndrome’s intentions were ultimately sinister.
When Mr. Incredible questions his motives, Syndrome declares, "I'll give them heroics. I'll give them the most spectacular heroics the world has ever seen! And when I'm old and I've had my fun, I'll sell my inventions so that everyone can have powers. Everyone can be Super! And when everyone's Super... No one will be."
This line serves as a critique of anything made accessible to the masses. What was once difficult has become more accessible through technology and online downloads.
Publishers might see ebooks as the inevitable outcome of democratizing the power to publish. They often perceive organic ebook publishing as inferior, diluting the perceived brilliance of traditional publishing. They might agree with Syndrome’s implication: when everyone can publish, publishing loses its uniqueness.
Today, ordinary people are creating ebooks, blogs, and articles. This surge in content fills gaps left by traditional publishers who deem some material unworthy of their efforts. Unlike traditional publishers, ebooks target niche information, serving knowledge consumers in unparalleled ways.
Publishing icons remain influential figures, and the industry continues, albeit impacted by online information affecting newspaper circulation. As preconceived notions about ebooks are challenged, traditional publishers are gradually accepting their role in a high-tech world. Many established authors now demand their work be available in both print and digital formats.
Unlike Syndrome's vision of making everyone a superhero, erasing publishing boundaries doesn’t signal the end of publishing. Rather, it levels the playing field, allowing anyone with unique insights to pursue publishing opportunities in their own voice.
Ebooks have undeniably changed the world, but perhaps for the better.
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