January 2010
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Jan 29th
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Jobs: Apple e-book prices will be the same as... →
WHO’S GOING TO SAVE PUBLISHING NOW, HEY??
Jan 29th
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Jan 29th
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Or you could just read Stephen Fry's take on the... →
Jan 27th
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Three Percent pooh-poohs the iPad as a... →
Couldn’t agree more, Scrooge McBlog.
Jan 27th
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A roundup of internet chatter about the Apple... →
Jan 27th
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Penguin, Harper, Simon & Schuster, Macmillan and... →
Jan 27th
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Jan 26th
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Amazon dons the "publisher" hat. →
Jan 26th
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The Weird Book Room. →
Jan 22nd
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Tesco supermarket actually refers customers to... →
Jan 22nd
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Jan 22nd
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Bringing e-books to Africa and the Middle East. →
Jan 22nd
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Jan 22nd
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Why foreign authors are a hard sell in the United... →
It has little to do with American cultural insularity.
Jan 18th
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The Google Books Settlement: Authors Guild and... →
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Jan 12th
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So you want to publish an e-book. Read this. →
Jan 11th
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Two Ph.Ds discuss e-book pricing on Publishers... →
Jan 11th
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Amazon sold more e-books than dead-tree books on... →
I certainly bought a few to read while I travelled during the holidays, but no online store right now has ALL the books I want in digital format and I’m getting impatient. A similar tale at Barnes and Noble: their online store experienced an uptick in business, even as sales at their brick-and-mortar stores slumped.
Jan 11th
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Who cares about e-ink when you have... →
Though they better come up with a snappier name, no longer than 3 syllables, for the poor media’s sake.
Jan 11th