origin of "ebook"
josephHarris <joe9438-/[email protected]>
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I recall about ten or a dozen years ago someone on this list claimed to
have the first to suggest and use the term "ebook" [it may have been as
"e-book", "E-book" or "Ebook"], but I cannot recall now who, and cannot
face digging out my old discs.
Who was it; are they still on the list; and when did they first use it?
TIA
Joseph Harris
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