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Mashable had a piece just after Christmas pointing out that on Christmas Day, for the first time ever the sale of eBooks passed the sale of real books (you know, the kind made of paper) on that day.

Was it an anomaly? More likely the start of a trend.

Amazon sold just under two gajillion Kindle eReaders in the lead up to Christmas. Everyone opened their Kindles Christmas morning and when straight to Amazon.com to fill up the hard drives with …



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