1001 Books To Read Before You Die
The End Of Books: Ikea Is Changing Shelves To Reflect Changing Demand →
- September 9 -
If you needed any more proof that the age of dead-tree books is over take a look at these alarming style changes at Ikea: the furniture manufacturer’s iconic BILLY bookcase – the bookcase that everyone put together when they got their first apartment and, inevitably, pounded the nails wrong into – is becoming deeper and more of a curio cabinet. Why? Because Ikea is noticing that customers no longer buy them for books.
*Jumps off cliff*
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I know I’m supposed to put all the blame on VCR, but WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN*? *Yes, I actually know what a VCR is....
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Whatever it is, you can’t rewind it. IT’S GONE TOO FAR.
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A book is a book. Whether it is printed on actual pages or you are reading it on an e-reader. I can’t deny that holding...
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Actually, if it’s deeper does that mean my art books will fit on the shelf better? >.>
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FUCK. THAT’S MY BOOKCASE!
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