Encyclopedia Britannica going digital, calling it quits in printing

It's a sign of the times.

The Encyclopedia Britannica will soon become a thing of the past. After 244 years the iconic multi-volume book set is calling it quits. The 2010 32-volume set will be the last.

Instead the company will focus solely on its digital products. Britannica's president says the move is a natural part of the company's evolution.

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