Gizmodo reports on the arrival of E Ink that changes color. It remains to be seen whether it will end up in your Kobo, Nook or Kindle.
Category: eBook Readers
The machines.
Jan 05
Amazon Select authors trade royalties and independence for shrinking shares
The New York Times writes about the inhuman requirements for Indie publishing success at Amazon, and how the Kindle-maker devaluated eBooks by turning a level playing field into a corral for underpaid Select authors.
Jan 04
Kobo to launch new generation of eReaders
GoodeReader reports on Kobo’s exciting new generation of eReaders.
Jan 02
Scribd raises $22-million for growth
Mashable reports that Scribd has raised $22-million to develop its eBook subscription service.
Dec 31
Top 10 iBooks for week ending Dec. 29/14
ABC News posted the top 10 Apple iBooks for week ending December 29/14.
Dec 30
Three tips for better eBook marketing
Digital Book World offers three tips to publishers and authors for better eBook marketing.
Dec 28
Amazon’s playing field not so “level”
Nobody is blameless in this state of the eBook Revolution piece from The New York Times about Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited eBook subscription service severely limiting author’s dreams and draining their bank accounts. After “democratizing” the publishing landscape Amazon quickly turned the level playing field it had created into a corral for anxious Indie authors who had jumped at the captive readership that Kindle Unlimited promised. Unfortunately, the price of admission to this select club was their …
Dec 27
eBook Revolution continues its global growth
GoodeReader predicts gains in the South Korean eBook market in 2015.
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