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Los Angeles Times - Books, Los Angeles Times: Books
Mon, 06/01/2009 - 12:00am

Excitement over innovative new publishing concepts is tempered by the unmistakable signs of companies in retrenchment mode or absent altogether from the annual trade show. The best way to think about this year's BookExpo America -- the book industry's annual trade show and convention that concluded Sunday at the Jacob Javits Center -- is as a mirror: What you see reflects who you are.

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