This question is at the center of an article I wrote, which was just published this month on the Independent Book Publishers Association's (IBPA) monthly journal, the Independent.Here's the first paragraphs from the article:
Forecasting the future of books and the book industry seems to be becoming a national sport. All bets are open, but although no one really knows what the future holds for the industry, there’s no doubt that changes are happening fast and that publishers who don’t adjust to current trends will find themselves in a very unfavorable position.
One current broad trend is going green. You can see evidence of it almost everywhere and increasingly often. But is going green a good fit for book publishers? Can going green help the book industry meet its ever-growing challenges?So, Can Going Green Help Publishers, or Just Planet Earth? You're welcome to read the rest of the article here and find out!
You're also welcome to read the last article I published on the Independent - is E-Reading Really Greener?
Yours,
Raz @ Eco-Libris
Eco-Libris: Promoting sustainable reading!
