ZDNet posted a hands-on review of the new Amazon Kindle Paperwhite eReader. Looks like the new Kindle is a winner.
Category: eBook Stores
A growing list of web sites that sell eBooks. Pros and Cons...
Oct 08
iPad Mini coming soon.
ComputerWorld has the latest on the rumored 7-inch iPad Mini including price and release date.
Oct 07
Kobo Mini eReader Reviewed
GoodeReader reviews the new affordably priced Mini eReader from Kobo. Pictures and video of this little gem at the link.
Oct 05
eBook Revolution Update
Albert Berg’s Unsanity Files interviews Indie author G. Wells Taylor. Interesting perspective with someone who’s been involved in digital publishing since the start. BusinessWeek says Google has finally reached a settlement with publishers suing over the digital scanning of books. GoodeReader suggests libraries need to adopt a country-wide paid membership program to smooth the kinks …
Oct 04
States outline settlement strategy.
PaidContent says states will decide how  Department of Justice anti-trust lawsuit settlements from publishers (HarperCollins, Hachette and Simon & Schuster) will be paid out to consumers.
Sep 27
Barnes and Noble/Microsoft partnership takes shape.
ReadWriteWeb offers a look behind the scenes of the new Barnes and Noble Nook HD tablets and highlights a digital content ecosystem, a Microsoft Alliance and hints at the direction for the June B&N/Microsoft partnering.
Sep 26
Kobo Glo and Kindle Paperwhite Comparison
TechFragments compares the new ‘light-assisted’ Â Kobo Glo and the Kindle Paperwhite E Ink eBook Readers.
Sep 25
Kobo moves into Portugal eBook market.
GoodeReader reports that Kobo is bringing its eReaders and eBooks to Portugal. Yet another expansion for this global competitor in the eBook Revolution.
Sep 23
Mini-Novels coming to an eReader near you?
GoodeReader posted on fledgling digital publisher One Bite Reads’ plan to launch mini-novels. (Aren’t those novellas?) I guess as long as they have a “mini” price.
Sep 20
Agency Model dismantling in Europe.
GoodeReader reports on a story from overseas that says the European Commission is dissolving the Agency Model of pricing instituted some years ago by Apple, HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, Macmillan and Hachette Livre because it was a “concerted practice” to raise eBook prices and stop lower prices from being available across Europe. This is similar …
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