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• Conversation is the New King
• TOC Editor Note: Light Posts Through Holidays
• iPhone Updates: Missing Manual Already #2; More Book Apps Hit iTunes
• O'Reilly Ebooks: 130 Top Titles Now Available, Plus an iPhone App and Head First PDFs
• Webcast Video and Slides: Social Media for Publishers

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Just a few years ago, "digital publishing" meant books were typeset in PageMaker or Quark and sent to the offset printer as a PDF. But true digital publishing means creating, producing, and delivering content that may never appear on a printed page. Or more likely, will be offered to customers in print — possibly print-on-demand — as just one of many options). And those now doing the "publishing" include entirely new business models built around developing paid content and assembling an audience.

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