The Disintermediation Continues

Amazon and its partners keep innovating in the eBook arena.

Nov 23, 2011 1-min read

Kindlegraph allows authors to "sign" digital copies of their books. I added my four. It's astonishing to me how the eBook is evolving before our very eyes. Who knows what will be next?

I'm still a physical book guy, but I can't deny that this is a cool innovation. Note how Amazon connects the read directly to the author, disintermediating publishers, agents, and other sources of friction in the process.

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