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Short Stories: Can Electronic Subscriptions Save Them?

First Posted: 12/13/10 01:32 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 07:20 PM ET

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What will the future of the short story look like in a world filled with eBooks? Paul Vidich, co-founder and publisher of Storyville, thinks the future lies in a subscription app for mobile devices.

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