I wanted to leave one piece of feedback about the E-book Advocacy Statement. There is one feature that I would like to see highlighted as a desirable benchmark: reproduction of pictures, charts, and other visual materials in a manner that is legible and placed correctly within the text. Perhaps this is so obvious that it was overlooked, but it has been one of my primary sources of displeasure in e-book experiences (especially with books formatted for the Kindle). Perhaps the average paperback can be converted to a stream of ASCII with little loss of content, but for many scholarly publications, the layout, ancillary materials, and ability to print special characters is crucial. I was just looking at a new ebook that seems to do a good job of this: http://search.library.duke.edu/search?id=DUKE004918598