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Published on Mar 9, 2012

After 244 years in print, the 32-volume Encyclopaedia Britannica will be discontinued, but the encyclopedia will live on and grow in the myriad digital forms which have been popular with millions for years. In announcing the end of the print set, in March 2012, we also stressed the wide diversity of our product line today, which includes not just reference works but curriculum and learning solutions used in schools around the world.

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  • JKoB24

    JKoB24 1 year ago

    this is terrible. please keep it in print.

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  • Joe Brown

    Joe Brown 1 year ago

    can you send a note along to YellowPages?

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  • MrOtokoshiro

    MrOtokoshiro 3 months ago

    have you guys tried ebooks?

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  • DJDunsie

    DJDunsie 10 months ago

    no, you can check on britannica online for the most up to date articles

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  • DJDunsie

    DJDunsie 10 months ago

    i completely agree; LCD screens are bad for eyes. if they increased print circulation prices would go down anyway.

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  • DJDunsie

    DJDunsie 10 months ago

    they should really keep it in print. there's just something special and rewarding about reading a few dozen leather bound volumes. i don't like electronic versions anyway. after a while it hurts your eyes.

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  • Sliphantom

    Sliphantom 1 year ago

    Just admit it guys, Wikipedia is running you out of town.

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  • TheBlastingPower

    TheBlastingPower 1 year ago

    You are not "priviliged" just because you own a book, even if it's Britannica. Welcome to XXI century.

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  • candoslayer

    candoslayer 1 year ago

    it comes with kids students and adults versions and loaded with video with free updates too

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  • DrUltraimagination

    DrUltraimagination 1 year ago

    NOOO! Please don't put it out of print!

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  • LagiNaLangAko23

    LagiNaLangAko23 1 year ago

    in a sense, yes. but i will always miss the printed edition.

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