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  according to this article.  She will never allow any of her works to be published in an electronic form.  Whatever her reasons for this are... here is your answer as to will The Tales of Beedle the Bard be published online... No.  As for will it be published for the rest of us overly obsessive fans to read? I have found nothing regarding whether it will or will not be published in anything I have searched and read.
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