May 01
The New Orleans Advocate says Indie Published authors will be allowed to compete for the Jefferson Library award. Good news for Louisiana Indies.
Apr 30
GoodeReader reports that E Ink Smartphones are the newest trend for 2019. And it’s a good fit for eBooks too, since so many people already read them on their phones.
Apr 29
Slashgear discusses the Amazon Kindle eReader options that face consumers in the eBook Revolution. (If they’ve not already purchased a Kobo, Nook or iPad.)
Apr 23
Edsurge chronicles the challenges to making all eBooks accessible. (It will be easier than with paper versions.)
Apr 21
GoodeReader offers a little backstory on Barnes and Noble’s place in the eBook market now that the bricks and mortar book champion has a new Nook eReader on the way.
Apr 20
Neowin reports on the Calibre 3.41.3 update that will help you organize your eBook library among other things.
Apr 18
Inside Higher Ed reports on the textbook publisher Macmillan Learning earning an eBook accessibility certification.
Apr 17
Libreture offers their take on DRM-FREE eBooks and directs you to shops that offer unfettered titles. Digital Rights Management (DRM), and proprietary software and hardware are the bane of the eBook Revolution. (And could be argued to be the number one reason eBook piracy exists.) Click here for a list of DRM-free eBook shops.
