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Publishers Weekly suggests Penguin Random House is still up to no good cashing in on a banned book’s sudden popularity by squashing its availability at the Internet Archive’s Open Libraries Initiative.
GoodeReader reviews the Pocketbook Basic Lux 3 eReader.
Publishers Weekly has more on the Maryland-based defense of public libraries that find themselves under attack by Legacy Publishers.
GoodeReader offers a detailed look at the new Pocketbook Basic Lux 3 eReader.
TechTimes outlines the steps for reading EPUB and PDF format eBooks on an Amazon Kindle.
Digital Journal highlights Flipbuilder eBook software’s ability to convert PDFs into engaging content for your eReader.
Publishers Weekly reports that Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh has defended the state’s updated library eBook law saying it is a defense against prejudiced and biased trade practices used by publishers to overcharge public libraries for eBooks.
Axios reports that libraries have now enlisted state governments to help them battle legacy publishers’ greedy push to force overpriced eBook titles on the public.
GoodeReader posted on Kobo’s secret beta test of a new web-reading app.
It looks like the legacy publishers’ war on public libraries is flaring up again. According to this Techdirt story, publishers are suing Maryland to thwart a state law that is intended to make them charge reasonable prices for eBook titles they sell to libraries.
