Harper Collins boss: 'People still want physical books'
The boss of publishers Harper Collins says that despite the growth of e-readers, people still want physical books.
Charlie Redmayne claims the industry can use both e-readers and books to give authors "more ways of telling stories."
However the publishing boss believes physical books will stand the test of time.
Speaking with BBC Radio 5 live's Wake Up to Money, Mr Redmayne said: "We've seen the growth in e-books just coming off a little bit... people still want to have those physical books."
06 Jan 2014
- From the section Business