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    iBooks, eBooks and the Future of Books on the Web

    The iPad may be a game changer for books on the Internet. Author and intellectual property rights attorney Jonathan Kirsch talks Kindle, eBooks and iBooks with New York Times media columnist Motoko Rich, Wall Street Journal’s All Things Digital blogger Peter Kafka and eBook reader/fan and an author herself, Dora Levy Mossanen.

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    KCRW placeholderBy Jonathan Kirsch • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

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      Jonathan Kirsch

      author and book review columnist

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      Sarah Spitz

      Publicity Director

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      Motoko Rich

      New York Times

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      Peter Kafka

      Chief correspondent at Business Insider, where he covers media and technology

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      Dora Levy Mossanen

      author, 'Courtesan' and 'Harem'

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