May 06
The Los Angeles Times has an update on the possibility of used eBook sales. So far, the attempt to re-sell digital content has been defeated by judges in the U.S. and Germany (since selling an eBook requires making a copy of it, thus infringing on the author’s copyright). It would be nice to think that …
May 05
GoodeReader reports on a positive development in the shaky relationship between publishers and libraries. A fix may be on the way.
May 03
Paid Content posted that the Atlantic is launching a new eBook division that will deliver singles and curated collections. PCR Online says eBook growth encourages UK book purchases. According to The Christian Science Monitor, publisher Hachette is finally making its eBooks available to libraries. Digital Book World has more about the impact of digital publishing on …
May 02
GoodeReader says Indie authors have better access to sales information than traditional scribes. Does this make them more adaptable and competitive?
May 01
Forbes suggests in a post that Indie authors are in the process of making publishers irrelevant. Will writers and readers hold all the cards in the future?
Apr 30
Siliconangle.com pits Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 against iPad Mini, Nexus 7 + Kindle Fire HD. Pics and specifications at the link.
Apr 29
The Guardian offers some truth about the eVolution of the eBook Revolution.
Apr 28
iTechPost compares and reviews the Kindle Fire HD and the Kobo Arc tablets. The Rambling Thoughts Blog reviews the Kobo Aura HD eBook Reader. (Pics and video at the link.)
Apr 27
Publishers Weekly reports on developments in a lawsuit brought by independent booksellers against Amazon. The booksellers say the Kindle creator’s use of proprietary digital rights management is part of a conspiracy it forged with the big six publishers to control the market.
Apr 26
According to the Passive Voice “Less is more” in eBook publishing. The post suggests that authors should be writing for distracted readers and those with short attention spans. We’ll see how much water this holds. The theory flies in the face of the market leaders like Stephen King and others known for their lengthy novels.
