'The ebook revolution hasn't even begun' - Telegraph

First, let's work out who the protagonists in this drama are, because how we read now is not the same as how we buy. Tim Waterstone is a distinguished bookseller - or he was: call him a bookseller emeritus. Booksellers are the group most threatened by the possible death of the printed book, and they have a reason to think wishfully of the digital book's demise. What we read is dependent on four parties: those who produce the content (writers and other experts or artists); those who polish and package it (publishers); those who sell it (booksellers) and those who consume it (the rest of us). Often, a much-publicised argument about ebooks will in fact be a narrow, panic-based focus on the economic future of one or two of those groups.