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Google Music vs. Amazon Cloud Drive
Google is finally launching its Google Music service at this week's Google I/O developer conference in San Francisco, a year after its reveal at the last event. The new service
Librarians React to Amazon's New Lending Library: More Questions Than Celebrations
At first glance, yesterday's news that Amazon is launching a Lending Library - an arrangement to make Kindle e-books available for libraries to loan - sounds like good news for
Humble Bundle Returns With Another Pay-What-You-Want Video Game Offer
The good folks at Humble Bundle are launching their latest project today: The Humble Frozenbyte Bundle. I say "good folks" for a number of reasons. First, of course, it's another
Streaming or Buying Books: Will Readers Choose a Subscription Model for E-Books?
When Amazon launched its new Cloud Drive a few weeks ago, it prompted a debate in the ReadWriteWeb editorial room about whether or not the future of music involved downloads
Should You Move Your Files to Amazon's New Cloud Drive?
Even before last Monday's roll-out of the new Cloud Drive, I was storing my files in the Amazon cloud. I use Amazon S3, its Simple Storage Service, although admittedly I'm
Grief Brought to Numbers: Poetry Defies the Trend Toward E-Books
"Grief brought to numbers cannot be so fierce, For he tames it who fetters it in verse." -- John Donne In advance of National Poetry Month, Publishers Weekly has published
W3C: Internet TV Needs Standards
"Internet TV" no longer means simply bringing Internet content to the television screen. Internet TV is no longer encompassed by the idea that users want to check their email on
Will E-Book Prices & Restrictions Lead to E-Book Piracy?
Last week, Random House agreed to the agency price model, the last of the top six publishing companies in the world to do so. The move allowed the publisher's books
Do E-Book Users Need a Bill of Rights? (Librarians Think So)
The news that the publisher HarperCollins would be capping the number of times a library could lend a digital copy of a book to 26 has raised concerns - yet
Startup Claims It Can Sell Your Used MP3s Legally
While not quite a truism, it's pretty widely accepted that a music startup is a bad idea. The record industry is at best unsupportive and at worst litigious when it
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