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After more than a year since we first heard the rumors, Google has entered the world of e-books. Today, the company launched its e-book marketplace with more than 3 million
Amazon announced a bellwether moment for electronic books today - Kindle e-books now completely outsell hardcover and paperback copies combined. We are not going to sit here and say anything
As e-book sales continue to grow, the bibliophiles among us are wont to ask "Hey, what about libraries?" Will we be able to check out digital versions of books from
Kindle creator Amazon has announced this morning the release of "Kindle for the Web", a way to sample and embed excerpts of e-books in your browser. The new feature will
Google just announced that it will now allow users to download over 1 million public domain books in the EPUB format. Google had already made this archive available to some
I realize its anathema to some, but one of the things I miss most about the transition from print to digital books is the ability to write on the pages.
When the Association of American Publishers (AAP) released its sales figures for the month of February, the headlines were easy to compose: e-books have surpassed print in all trade categories.
A new service from HP's IdeaLab is HP BookPrep, a print-on-demand service. With BookPrep, consumers can order any book, whether current or out-of-print, and have it prepared for them as
It won't be long before we start seeing ads in e-books, a business professor and a former book editor wrote in a Wall Street Journal editorial today. Growing e-book sales
Despite some of the challenges of lending library books in digital formats, many libraries are exploring the e-book option. However, although there are a number of choices for e-readers and
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