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Long Live Marginalia! ReadSocial Brings Annotations to Digital Literature
A rather grim story in The New York Times last month posited that our move to digital literature would spell the end of marginalia, the notes and comments that we
Library E-Book Checkouts Get a Major Boost
The number of people who check out e-books via their local library is still pretty small - less than 15% of people in a recent survey indicated that they turned
Top Trends of 2010: Growth of eBooks & eReaders
eBook sales almost doubled over 2010 and now make up 9% of total consumer book sales, according to the Association of American Publishers. This growth was fueled by intense competition
More Details Emerge on "Google Editions," Google's eBook Store
At the Frankfurt Book Fair, Google announced more details about their upcoming online ebook service known as "Google Editions." Originally revealed earlier this year, Editions will be a hosted electronic
Google eBooks Get Search, Translation & Definitions
Pick up a book like James Joyce's Ulysses and you'll likely want a library at your side to help define, translate and help give the context needed to understand the
Free E-Book: Learn Ruby the Hard Way
Learn Ruby the Hard Way is a free online book on the Ruby language for beginner programmers. It's an adaptation of Zed Shaw's Learn Python the Hard Way translated
E-Books Sales Up 115%, But Does It Come At the Expense of Print?
The Association of American Publishers (AAP) released its figures from January 2011 book sales, and the news echoes what we've come to expect: more readers are turning to e-books, and
E-book Sales Continue to Surge
Given the brisk sales of Kindles, Nooks and iPads over the last few months, it doesn't come as a surprise that the sales of e-books are also flourishing. According to
New Kindle Lending Club Matches E-Book Borrowers and Lenders
A new startup called the Kindle Lending Club has launched in beta this week, aiming to make it easier for Kindle users to take advantage of the new options to
Kindle Everywhere: Amazon Launches Windows Application
Amazon just released a free e-book reader application for Windows PCs. The Kindle for PC application allows Amazon customers to read Kindle books on their Windows XP, Windows Vista and
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