"The Kindle is far less the start of a revolution than the codification of one. It’s a declaration of war long after most of the contested lands have been conquered."

I have been waiting to hear or read, for that matter, something reasonable about Kindle. Nothing with the word "beginning" or "end" in every other sentence. And here it is.

Ezra Klein has written a wonderful article in the latest issue of the Columbia Journalism Review about what the introduction of e-reading means to us, but, also to the larger media landscape.