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Copia Challenges Amazon, B&N and Sony: Unveils New E-Book Platform and 6 E-Readers
Copia, a new e-book platform, plans to take on the big players in the market by launching its own e-book store and a set of touchscreen e-readers. Copia also wants
This Library E-Book Will Self-Destruct After 26 Check Outs
There's a certain amount of wear-and-tear on library books. You can only check out Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince so many times, for example, before a well-loved book becomes
Create Photo Books with Panraven
Panraven is an online photo book creation application that lets anyone create very attractive online scrap books, which can also be turned into hard copy printed books. The two-year old
New Mozilla Labs Project Wants to Give You Total Control Over Your Address Book
Currently, your contacts live in address books that are distributed all over the Internet and your desktop. Because of this, chances are that you have numerous address books on the
BookServer: A Plan to Build an Open Web of Books
The Internet Archive has just unveiled their ambitious project called BookServer, which will allow users to find, buy, or borrow digital books from sources all across the web. The system,
Amazon Allows Some Publishers and Authors to Opt Out of E-Book DRM
Amazon quietly made a major change to its Digital Text Platform last week that went largely unnoticed: Small publishers and individual authors who use the Digital Text Platform can now
Harry Potter Goes Google for the New Pottermore E-book Site
JK Rowling's announcement last month that she would finally be releasing digital versions of the Harry Potter novels was met with great excitement. That's no surprise as the series is
Books + Online Video = Vooks: Watchable, Readable, & Very Cool
Vook is a new company that's come up with a method for blending text and premium video to create an interesting mobile multimedia experience around popular literature. It combines the
O'Reilly Challenges Proprietary eBook Standards With Bookworm
It is only Tuesday, but it has already been a good week for eBook fans. Yesterday, Amazon released the newest version of its Kindle eBook reader, and today, O'Reilly announced
The Internet Archive, Now Preserving Printed Books As Well
The Internet Archive is arguably one of the most important projects on the Web, with its mission to preserve the Internet and make available to the public the rich collection
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