University of Ottawa Press Launches Open Access Collection
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O’Reilly ended up selling more copies of “Using Samba” (my only book to date, alas) after they made it widely available electronically. Professional printing on really thin paper inside a sturdy cover, it turns out, is worth cash money to readers who already have it electronically.
–dave