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The Case Against Business Books for Entrepreneurs
As we recently argued, entrepreneurs should write. It's not simply that the act of writing hones your writing skills. It helps develop better reading and thinking skills as well. But
Study: E-Book Piracy is on the Rise
As the popularity of e-books and e-readers continues to increase, e-book piracy is also growing rapidly. According to Attributor, a company that develops anti-piracy and content monitoring solutions, the daily
BookSwim is Netflix for Books
I'm all for anything that gets people to read more. Though I count myself a connoisseur of good film and television, I'm always reading a book (right now it's "Jonathan
Zoomii: A Virtual Book Browsing Service
There's no denying that browsing for books is much more fun in a bookstore rather than online, except if you have a Kindle. Walking through tons of shelves to
Books Come Alive with QR Codes & Data in the Cloud
Paper books are a joy to hold and read, but in a hyperlinked world they can feel a little limited. Dr. Sorin A. Matei of Purdue University is making paper
Improved Reading of Free E-Books, As The Open Library Launches a New E-Reader
The Open Library, an initiative of the Internet Archive, has just launched a new version of its online e-book reader, featuring an improved user interface as well as other new
Self-Published Author Sells a Million E-Books on Amazon
Since the Kindle's launch, Amazon has heralded each new arrival into what it calls the "Kindle Million Club," the group of authors who have sold over 1 million Kindle e-books.
Microsoft Continues on Google's Path - Launches Live Search Books
Today Microsoft released a beta of Live Search Books, its competitor to Google Book Search. The content inside Live Search Books isn't that modern - it basically only includes
Where Are Books Banned in the US? (Google Map)
It was National Banned Books Week here in the United States earlier this month and the organizations behind it put together a Google Map of bans and challenges to books
Google Books Settlement under Scrutiny by Justice Department
Last October, Google announced that it had reached a deal with the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers, that would allow Google to scan, display, and sell advertising
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