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A digital edition of the book will be released simultaneously with the print edition.

In an e-mail message on Thursday morning, Suzanne Herz, a spokeswoman for Knopf Doubleday, wrote, "Now that all of our security and logistical issues surrounding the e-book of 'The Lost Symbol' have been resolved, the e-book will be released simultaneously with the hardcover on September 15".

Each e-book will be released simultaneously with the print version.

But after it held several public meetings this summer and its members spoke openly about their concerns that NASA's budget is too small to accomplish its goals, observers expected the panel's recommendations to be released simultaneously with their submission.

If the rumors are true, the updated MacBook Air would be released simultaneously with the new Lion OS X, as has traditionally been the case.

The audiobook, published by Harper Audio, will be released simultaneously with the novel, published by HarperCollins, on July 14, USA Today reports.

(For maximum impact, their movie is being released simultaneously with the book).

It's a shame that the documentary "Joy Division," directed by Grant Gee, couldn't have been released simultaneously with "Control".

In 2002, an upgrade of Apollo 13 flopped, but the following year a remastering of The Matrix Revolutions was released simultaneously with the conventional version, and did good business.

Beasts of No Nation has made less $100,000 at the US box office and has found its main audience on the Netflix platform, on which it was released simultaneously with its cinema debut, without observing the usual theatrical window.

In the memoir, which was released simultaneously with a children's book by Ms. Harris called "Superheroes Are Everywhere," she repeatedly writes that she does not believe in "false choices". This can mean both meaningful workers' rights and a strong economy, she writes at one point, but she also applies the concept to police accountability and public safety.