ogy useful in some areas. Maps, bibliographical instruction, and pathfinders were quick for reference. This technology also held a great promise for distance learning, allowing users in remote areas to access catalogs and material (Bunnelle 5). Being able to get some books for free can't cause a complaint for anyone. I also feel that the distant learning feature is nice because information can be obtained from not only one place.
             Other ideas e-books propose are their attraction to the younger era of people. Frank Rich, in "Stephen King's Week of Terror," goes on to say that he is shocked by the number of people willing to re
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