Dutch eBook re-seller allowed to operate
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PCWorld says that Dutch courts have allowed used eBook seller, Tom Kabinet, to operate. It seems the copyright rules get murky regarding eBook and paper versions of books where the latter are allowed to be resold.
eBook sales continue to rise in UK
admin eBook Readers, eBook Stores, eBooks, eReaders, iPad, Kindle, Kobo eReader, nook, Publishers, Tablet Digital Book World reports that eBook sales are continuing to increase in the UK with sales up 10% over the same period last year.
Indie authors own Amazon eBooks
A very exciting post at the Telegraph says that one third of eBooks sold at Amazon are by Indie authors and publishers making them the leaders in market share at the online retail giant (accounting for 31 per cent of total daily ebook sales).
Apple could pay $400-million PLUS
According to eWeek, Apple has agreed to pay $400-million to consumers and $50-million to lawyers’ fees and payments to involved states if its appeal fails in regard to the guilty verdict levered against the iPad maker for price-fixing.
Amazon trying eBook Subscription Service
admin eBook Readers, eBook Stores, eBooks, eReaders, Free eBooks, iPad, Kindle, Publishers, Samsung, Tablet Gizmodo reports on Amazon’s new attempt to dominate the eBook marketplace with Kindle Unlimited. They’re offering “unlimited” eBook reads for a single $10 per month membership.
This is a shot across the bow for eBook subscription services Oyster and Scribd, and extends Amazon’s exclusionary reading environment because this service will only list titles by authors and publishers that have agreed to sell their eBooks through Amazon’s KDP select for Kindle and nowhere else.
Titles by authors and publishers that have published for Amazon Kindle but opted out of the KDP select program will not be available in Kindle Unlimited.
Aixa & the Scorpion: A Bruja Roja Story – eBook $2.99
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When the residents of Sangre de Cristo, a sleepy town on the border between Mexico and Texas, say no mas to the violence of the narcotrafficantes, they turn to town curandera Aixa Riley, a woman who is a citizen of two nations but also walks in two worlds. For Sangre de Cristo is a place where the living co-exist with the dead and Aixa Riley is a bruja, a witch.
This “short read” (approximately 11 thousand words) is the self-contained first chapter of the Bruja Roja (Red Witch) series, a paranormal horror tale with a distinctly Hispanic feel.
The three sequels to the story are already written and will be released once a month beginning in August 2014.
Note: Aixa & the Scorpion contains adult language and situations, including violence and rape. It is not suitable for young readers.
Top tablets compared
Street Wise Tech compares Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 7 with Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 and the Lg G Pad 8.3.
Will Amazon-Hachette Feud end soon?
admin Affordable eBooks, eBook Readers, eBook Stores, eBooks, eReaders, iPad, Kindle, Publishers, Tablet Digital Book World reports on signs that the Amazon-Hachette feud will end soon.
More on Amazon’s Hachette author eBook offer
admin Affordable eBooks, eBook Readers, eBook Stores, eBooks, eReaders, iPad, Kindle, Publishers, Tablet The New York Times has more on Amazon’s attempt to woo Hachette authors with an incredible eBook offer.
Authors Guild responds to Amazon offer
MediaBistro reports on the Author’s Guild response to Amazon’s offer of 100% of eBook sales revenue for Hachette scribes.
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