There has been some argument about this around the sports locker rooms and armchairs of every Monday morning quarterback out there. Many feel he should never be allowed to play football again. But some people, like me, feel that some team will probably pick him up.

Like the Lions maybe!

Oh, and about that book? He apparently wrote it while in prison, and supposedly is “seeking co-authors and a publisher.” Which begs the question that if he wrote the thing already, why does he need co-authors?

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Michael Vick Looking for a Coauthor

Among book readers –

24% Easily stop

24% Uncomfortable to Stop

30% Hate to Stop

23% Addicted/Would Never Stop
[Source]

And according to the survey among all respondents the Appeal level of E-books

09% Very Appealing

30% Appealing

35% Unappealing

26% Very Unappealing

[Source]

The survey was commissioned by the law firm Wiggins, which work exclusively in the media sector and whose clients include Al Jazeera, Bauer, BBC Films,the British Phonographic Industry, BT, Channel4, Columbia Pictures, Condé Nast, Five, HBO, Macmillan, Manchester United FC, Paramount Pictures , Sony Computer Entertainment, Time Warner Books,Trinity Mirror, 20th Century Fox Film Corp,Virgin Media and Warner Brothers.

The survey was done by Entertainment Media Research a research consultancy for entertainment and music. The consultancy was set up in 1997, by the former Head of Music Information at MTV Europe, specifically to monitor study the digital entertainment revolution.

The survey was conducted on-line and involved 1608 UK residents.

You can see the pdf version of the report here.

So it seems that in the UK the Book is still winning and the e-book and Kindle has some catching up to do. I wonder if this is the same through out the world?

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Book 1 and E-Book & Kindle 0