Can digital publishing replace paper publishing in the future?

Digitalization era, the rapid development of e-books, there is a replacement for the trend of paper publishing, triggered by the industry on the

Traditional publishing concerns.

The development of the digital publishing industry,

will inevitably bring a certain impact on the traditional paper publishing,

but the complete replacement of paper publishing, it is still too early.

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In the foreseeable future,

e-books can not replace paper books.

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Electronic readers have incomparable advantages,

but there are also shortcomings, one is the cost of e-readers is very high, the same amount of money can buy more books, and readers

they will only choose their own need to read the book, in this sense, a variety of e-readers to replace libraries to

a certain collection of storage.

Definite collection of storage value is more appropriate.

In addition,

e-book publishers don't have their own copyrights,

and replacing paper publishing altogether

involves a lot of complications.

The development of e-reading will not replace traditional reading, e-reading is not really conducive to the collection, collection of books at the same time collection of

also a culture,

a kind of historical accumulation. Imagine,

one day in the future, if the Palace Museum is no longer on display is a book

deep cultural books,

but a USB flash drive,

I don't know how people will feel when they visit? The so-called free meal of e-reading

reading is nothing but a euphemistic scam,

because,

on the Internet, only the low

mundane novels of some nobodies are casually downloaded to earn clicks,

really professional essays are up to

3-4

$4,

Dollars.

Publishers can't offer cheap

eBooks and easy access to them,

and piracy will encroach on publisher territory.

People, especially some kids, will say

'What do I need books for when I have

ebooks?' They don't care about pirated books.

"We have to think about what kind of messages are being sent to

our next generation by pouring over e-reading.

Is it a pie in the sky,

or is it that we shouldn't have to pay for other people's labor,

or is it that we don't have a responsibility to society in the first place.

E-books can't replace published books,

First,

Traditional reading helps develop the reader's ability to think abstractly,

while in contrast,

e-reading delivers a fast-food culture that lacks depth of thought and recall. Second,

"Old books are not tired of being read a hundred times, familiar

reading deep thought son knows himself.

"To read traditional books is not only to learn, but also to enjoy a cultural feast. A true reader feels not only

only the words on paper,

but also the traditional Chinese culture embedded in the paper books.

Thirdly,

traditional reading can be done

anytime, anywhere for in-depth reading,

while e-books require a reader,

as well as a power source.

Imagine in the absence of power supply environment,

e-book that is not a kind of decoration? Is this the convenience of e-books? Fourth,

it is well known that

reading e-books

radiation will affect the health of readers,

a long time will appear dizziness,

nausea adverse reaction,

impact on the quality of people's reading and

interest.

Even if e-books are more convenient,

I'm sure all the smart students here won't gamble with their health to rely entirely on e-reading,

right? Fifthly,

"Read ten thousand books, travel ten thousand miles" traditional book reading habits have been adapted by society. More and more

the ultimate goal of writers is still to publish books,

allowing the traditional way of reading books to pass on the culture of their works.

Isn't it ironic that the other side says "e-reading can replace paper reading"?

In summary, the development of e-reading is both an opportunity and a challenge for traditional reading. Traditional books are not just a pile of physical objects that can be seen and touched,

it is a witness to the process of readers accumulating knowledge and savoring life,

it symbolizes a true

cultural heritage and the transmission of the spirit.

E-books are just a supplement to traditional reading.

The development is obviously limited,

because

of the fast-food culture nature of e-reading,

determines that it can only undertake to transmit highly informative materials;

on the other hand,

for some

serious, or highly academic professional reading materials, it is not suitable as its reading tool. The popularity of e-books is

nothing more than a flavoring for traditional reading, and is bound to be no substitute for traditional books.