Random House Decides to Make Investment in Phone Text Market; Screens Might Be Inappropriate for 'Sustained Reading'
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque) › February 21, 2005
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NEW YORK (AP) - Over the past couple of years, the cell phone has emerged as a sound system, a video game player and a TV screen. Now, it could become the latest outlet for books.
Random House, the country's leading trade book publisher, announced Thursday that it had purchased a "significant minority stake" in VOCEL, a San Diego-based company that describes itself as a provider of "premium-branded applications for mobile phones."See the full content of this document
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Random House Decides to Make Investment in Phone Text Market; Screens Might Be Inappropriate for 'Sustained Reading'
"You have a whole generation of consumers, perhaps more than a ge...
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