Take either Aristotle and the Greek Philosophy of the Golden Mean or the Buddha and his advice to follow the middle path and you get the same advice – Take the middle path and avoid the two extremes. Perhaps its time we did the same with ebooks. Consider the two extremes – Publishers make a ton of money [...]
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Digitimes is a news site that usually gets their rumors right – or to be more precise has good sources in the tech industry in Asia and they break a lot of news. Here are three HUGE pieces of breaking news from their sources – Electrophoretic display maker PVI (which makes Kindle eInk screens, and also Nook [...]
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Are you (like me) impressed by Barnes and Noble’s million plus ebooks? Perhaps we shouldn’t be. Here are the number of ebooks currently present in the various Barnes & Noble ebook sections – Fiction Christian Fiction - 377. Classics – 1,447. Erotica – 225. Historical Fiction – 1,475. Horror – 486. Romance – 5,022. Science Fiction [...]
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Gawker has the scoop on a slip by Bill Keller of NY Times - Sixth, we need to figure out the right journalistic product to deliver to mobile platforms. I’m hoping we can get the newsroom more actively involved in delivering our best journalistic product .. … times reader, iPhone apps, impending apple slate or whatever comes [...]
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