A copy of the New York Times Magazine of May 14, 2006, as displayed on the Times’s website:
A scanned copy of the dead-tree version of the same cover:
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May 18th, 2006 | books, how we live now, news, publishing, status anxiety
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[...] Once more into unto the breach. Here is Jason Epstein explaining, in clear, concise language that even a child can understand, why book lovers have nothing to fear from the digital revolution (a subject I started discussing here, where I [sort of] accused the New York Times of downplaying the dire situation of the book industry by removing the scary headline “What Will Happen to Books?” from its online version of the cover of the New York Times Magazine, whereas the print edition carried it: in orange. You can see the two photos by clicking the link. Read the rest of my posts about the publishing industry by searching my publishing archive). [...]
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