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"Media-technological developments are causing a fundamental re-structuring of the newspaper and book publishing sectors, with traditional media locked in fierce competition with online newcomers for market superiority. Yet media change is about more than the "newspaper crisis" and the iPad: property law, privacy, free speech and the fundamental functioning of the public sphere are all affected. A new Eurozine focal point provides an ongoing debate on a field experiencing profound and constant change" (Eurozine).