Alphr.com reports on an interesting offshoot to the eBook Revolution: E Ink road signs!
Category: iPad
Jul 23
eBook Pirates could face ten years imprisonment in the UK
GoodeReader reports that eBook Pirates in the UK could face up to ten years in jail as part of a crackdown on the illegal practice.
Jul 21
Speed readers wanted.
GoodeReader reports on eBook subscription service Entitle shutting down. That leaves Oyster, Scribd and Kindle Unlimited for those speedsters who read enough to need an all-you-can-read membership.
Jul 19
Netherlands charts 25% increase in eBook Sales
GoodeReader reports on the Netherlands coming online (in eBook Revolution terms) with a 25% increase in eBook sales.
Jul 17
eBook creation at iBooks Author 2.3
Teleread reports iBooks Author 2.3 support for EPUB 3 opens eBook creation to everyone.
Jul 08
Top five eReaders for summer 2015
GoodeReader recommends the top five eBook readers for summer 2015. Looks like there are some new machines available, too!
Jul 05
Inkitt Beyond Time Free Sci-Fi Writing Contest
Check out Inkitt’s Beyond Time Free Sci-Fi Writing Contest. First to third place prizes for the competition that closes July 27.
Jul 02
On Apple losing its appeal and digital windowing
Disruptive Competition Project’s Matt Schruers offers some excellent thoughts on Apple losing its appeal and digital content “windowing.”
Jul 01
eBook subscriptions hit snags
Digital Book World says eBook Subscription service Scribd will remove romance novels from its catalog in order to streamline growth. With Amazon’s July 1st retooling of its Kindle Unlimited eBook subscription service to pay participating authors less, could it be we’re seeing the failure of the “all you can eat” eBook platform? Here’s an idea: how about they sell eBooks …







