GoodeReader reviews the eBook industry’s performance in 2014.
Category: iPad
Dec 19
Dracula of the Apes arrives in time for Christmas
DRACULA OF THE APES Trilogy Swings Into Action (Horror News) Dracula of the Apes picks up where Bram Stoker’s Dracula left off and Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Tarzan of the Apes began. In this horror/fiction hybrid, genre-jumping indie author G. Wells Taylor puts a terrifying twist on a pair of timeless classics. The complete trilogy is now …
Dec 17
Apple acting for the greater good?
The New Yorker wonders if Apple had altruistic motives behind its price-fixing scheme. (I have a hard time believing that any large corporate entity can make any decision for any reason other than for profit and market control.)
Dec 15
Things look good for Apple, uncomfortable for Amazon
Gigaom says appeals court judges reviewing Apple’s guilty verdict for its role in an anti-trust suit have thrown some shade on Amazon.
Dec 11
DOJ bringing big guns to Apple appeal
Fortune.com is trying to understand why the Department of Justice is bringing a Deputy Solicitor General to the Monday appeal of a guilty verdict against Apple for its part in an eBook price-fixing scheme.
Dec 01
Apple and US DOJ prep for fight over appeal
Publishers Weekly says Apple and the US Department of Justice are prepping for the iPad maker’s December 15th appeal of its conviction in a price-fixing conspiracy.
Nov 30
Top ten iBooks bestsellers
ABC News offers the top ten books on Apple iBook’s bestsellers list to week ending November 24.
Nov 28
Will eBooks overtake paper books?
GoodeReader looks at the things that stand in the way of eBooks overtaking paper books in popularity.
Nov 26
Adobe to push more expensive InDesign on eBook designers
Talking New Media reports that Adobe is dropping Digital Publishing Suite Single Edition for Creative Cloud members in an effort to force adopters of the FREE software to adopt the more expensive Adobe InDesign for eBook publishing.
Nov 21
Apple’s $450-million eBook settlement approved
Reuters posted on Apple’s $450-million eBook settlement receiving court approval for the iPad maker’s part in the years’ old eBook price-fixing conspiracy.
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