O, brave new world that has so few paper products in it! The earth’s best-known encyclopedia (or encylopaedia, if you want to be all proper about it) announced today that it is producing no more print editions. Like so many newspapers and publishing houses, Encyclopaedia Britannica is going completely digital—after 244 years of providing some [...]
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Due to the digital age in which we live, Encyclopedia Britannica will be ending its print operation after 244 years, with the last entry in said print operation being the 2010, 32-volume set. Encyclopedia Britannica won't be giving ... Read Post
People who grew up in an age of paper reference probably experienced some bittersweet nostalgia upon hearing the news that after more than two centuries of publication, Encyclopedia Britannica will no longer be produced in its highl... Read Post
Print editions of the beloved Encyclopedia Britannica will soon go the way of the dinosaur as the company replaces them completely with digital versions. The Encyclopedia has primarily been an online product for the past 20 years. O... Read Post