When the first iPad came out in 2010, there was excitement: a big, colorful screen that could easily fit in your hands and display audio, video, and books. Artists including Stephen Shore started using these devices to show photographs in innovative ways, and out-of-print photobooks were re-issued in the new eBook formats — and it was assumed that the printed photobook would become obsolete. Fast-forward 15 years and the printed photobook is as strong as ever, and eBooks for photography are a niche-market at best. Even so, the PDF format is used frequently by publishers and artists for zines and artist books, and various organizations use eBooks to keep rare and out-of-print books alive. In this episode we’ll be looking at works by Stephen Shore, Chris Marker, Alan Huck, Amy Sillman and others to find out artists and publishers use this format.