"Of all the worries in the publishing world these days, the king of them is cultural irrelevance. "The fact is that people don't read anymore," Steve Jobs told a reporter in 2008, blurting out the secret fear of bookish people everywhere. But consider this: In one week, people who don't read anymore bought about half a million copies of a really long book called Steve Jobs ... The Big Six publishers—Random House, Penguin, Hachette, Macmillan, Simon & Schuster, and HarperCollins—all make money, and at profit margins that are likely better than they were 50 years ago." (Quoted from article)