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Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Tried the Sony eBook reader

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Didn't like it. I mean why would would I want to carry around yet another device?

But the two real reasons I didn't like it:

First off, the text is justified and when you increase the zoom it can look 'orrible. You can't change the paragraph format.

And then of course, it doesn't smell of books. Still I could try this.

Posted on 01 Jul 2009 around 12pm • Tagged with: eBooks | Publishing | Technology

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Wednesday, April 08, 2009

Rumor: Barnes and Noble eReader Coming Soon? Could It Be Called the BNindle?

TheStreet has a juicy rumor that Barnes & Noble, a store where physical “books” in “paper” form are sold to “customers” who stand in line to pay with “cash” or “forms of credit” is working on an eBook reader, possibly in partnership with Verizon.

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Posted on 08 Apr 2009 around 11am • Tagged with: eBooks | Publishing

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Friday, March 20, 2009

World’s first colour e-book reader

“Fujitsu launches the world’s first e-book reader with a colour display in Japan.”

Read the whole thing here from The Sydney Morning Herald Technology Headlines

Posted on 20 Mar 2009 around 2pm • Tagged with: eBooks | Publishing | Technology

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Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Major Book Publishers Start Turning To Scribd

Online document sharing site Scribd has announced that it has partnered with a number of major publishers, including Random House, Simon & Schuster, Workman Publishing Co., Berrett-Koehler, Thomas Nelson, and Manning Publications, to legally offer some of their content to Scribd’s community free of charge.  Publishers have begun to add an array of content to Scribd’s library, including full-length novels as well as briefer teaser excerpts.

Read the whole thing here from TechCrunch

Posted on 18 Mar 2009 around 9am • Tagged with: Publishing | Web Technology

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Monday, February 23, 2009

Wiki Books on Demand

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PediaBooks are now offering a service whereby Wiki pages (could be WikiPedia) can be gathered together and printed (POD) as a book.

The book is printed POD by Lightning Source. Interesting that the book does not have an ISBN, because, I suppose this is a one-off unique item. Having said that, though, they do have a catalog of shared books, so you are likely to buy something that others have bought too.

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Posted on 23 Feb 2009 around 2pm • Tagged with: Books | Publishing | Web Technology

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