Content in Motion

(TechCrunch)

That is, selling the source code and the IP of the app.

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(O’Reilly Radar)

We need to let go of the digital book — the one that doesn’t have a print antecedent — and see where it will go, knowing full well that it won’t translate back to print. I think that’s still a scary idea to many people, but as the ebook market expands, growth in print-incompatible books is inevitable.

(CNET)

(VentureBeat)

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(ReadWriteWeb)

(O’Reilly Radar)

only 30% of purchases were for things users could keep (like a new suit of armor or a building), while 68% was spent on things we use up getting to the next level (like Smurfberries or fertilizer). Personalization items, like decorations, accounted for 2%.