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Writing a book will never be easy, but FastPencil's mission is to make things easier for authors by

Adobe announced earlier this week that it plans to lay off almost 10% of its workforce. At the

Amazon just released a free e-book reader application for Windows PCs. The Kindle for PC application allows Amazon

According to a new survey conducted by mobile analytics company Flurry, developers now launch more e-book apps than

The Internet Archive has just unveiled their ambitious project called BookServer, which will allow users to find, buy,

At the Frankfurt Book Fair, Google announced more details about their upcoming online ebook service known as "Google

There can be little doubt that eBook and eReaders are having a breakout year. Today, Forrester Research moved

When Barnes & Noble launched its eBook store, it immediately attracted a lot of potential customers. According to

IRex officially launched its new eReader today. As we reported last month, the iRex DR800SG will feature an

Google just announced that all the content from Google Books is now searchable from the Search Options panel

When you think about Google Books, chances are that you are thinking about eBooks and searching books on

Even though some people are seriously asking this question today, the answer is obviously a resounding "no." There

While Steve Jobs just told the New York Times' David Pogue that Apple isn't interested in creating a

Asus, the computer manufacturer best known for its Eee PCs, is getting ready to enter the eReader market.

EBooks and eReaders are a hot topic right now, especially with the new line-up of Kindle competitors scheduled

Arnaud Nourry, the CEO of the world's second largest book publisher, Hachette Livre, says that the current pricing

Hardly a day went by this week without a major new announcement in the eBook and eReader arena.

Sony today announced that it will sell a wireless eReader device for $399 by Christmas. The Reader Daily

All the major eBook vendors are currently trying to expand their eBook and eReader line-ups as fast as

The Free Software Foundation's Defective By Design campaign just added the Amazon Kindle to its list of DRM-related