It was bound to happen. The iPad, Kindle e-book reader, Nook, and others have been a signal that the end of the printed books may be coming.
After all look at all the magazines that have recently died or are currently dying. U.S. New and World Report, Newsweek, Gourmet Magazine, and many others . Major newspapers have been struggling too.
It’s all due to the fact that too many of you are on the internet. WordPress, Blogspot, and the Huffington Post have all been part of the new wave of digital communications.
The Los Angeles Times lists the following Borders book store closings in Southern California.
Cerritos: Cerritos Towne Center, 12741 Towne Center Drive
Chino: Chino Spectrum Town Center, 3833 Grand Ave.
El Cajon: Parkway Plaza East, 159 Fletcher Parkway
Glendale: Glendale Marketplace, 100 S. Brand Blvd.
La Habra: La Habra Westridge Plaza, 1310 S. Beach Blvd.
Long Beach: Los Altos Market Center, 2110 Bellflower Blvd.
Long Beach: The Pike at Rainbow Harbor, 101 South Pine Ave.
Los Angeles: Westfield Century City, 10250 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles: Howard Hughes Center, 6081 Center Drive, Suite 118
Mira Loma: Eastvale Gateway, 12423 Limonite Ave.
Montclair: Perimeter Plaza, 5055 S. Plaza Lane
Orange: The Block at Orange, 20 W. City Blvd.
Oxnard: Esplanade Shopping Center, 241 W. Esplanade Drive
Pasadena: South Lake Avenue, 475 S. Lake Ave.
Pico Rivera: Pico Rivera Town Center, 8852 Washington Blvd.
Rolling Hills Estates: The Promenade on the Peninsula, 550 Deep Valley Drive, Suite 261
San Diego: Gaslamp District, 668 6th Ave.
Sherman Oaks: Ventura Boulevard, 14651 Ventura Blvd.
Tustin: The District at Tustin Legacy, 2493 Park Ave.
Valencia: Valencia Town Center, 24445 Town Center Drive
Yorba Linda: 22401 Old Canal Road
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