Some errors have now been corrected in the digital versions; errors can more swiftly be corrected in digital publications. Those things, at the very least, are good.
True. But what's not good is that a textbook can last up to 10 years, and those aren't being updated.
And the alternative isn't very good either, because switching to digital content means the schools can no longer go 10 years between purchases, but must renew a content license every year. This is why publishers are so eager to switch to online publications, because they eliminate costs (printing) and raise revenues at the same time.
