Chris Dixon has an excellent break-up of the “layers in the stack” for Search – Human - device – OS – browser – bandwidth – websites - ads – ad tech – relationship to advertiser – $$$ It’s intended to be a rough break-up and it gets across the main idea i.e. a mix of – There [...]
Filed under: publishing | Tagged: new publishing, the pipeline | Leave a Comment »
Nearly all the current discussion around the eBook Reader market focuses on one Reader killing every other. It’s almost as if people think of the eBook Reader wars as a playoff where one Reader wins the Superbowl or the World Series and every other Reader loses and goes fishing. What if the most likely scenario is [...]
Filed under: evolution | Tagged: future of books, future of ereader | 1 Comment »
The good times keep rolling. Here are 3 free kindle books – Exposure: A Novel by Brandilyn Collins. It’s rated 4.5 stars on 36 reviews. Dark Pursuit: A Novel by Brandilyn Collins. Rated 4.5 stars on 54 reviews. The Sculptor is showing up in searches for free books and being mentioned at MobileRead – yet it’s [...]
Filed under: free books | Tagged: free kindle books | 8 Comments »
The never-ending parade of new eReaders continues as Notion Ink’s Adam, Spring Design’s Alex, Onyx Boox 60 (in partnership with Dulin’s books) and the Owen E1 Reader are all set to debut at CES 2010. Notion Ink Adam Reader – Finally we have a name and release date The big news here is that Notion Ink’s Reader/SmartPad finally has a name [...]
Filed under: eBook Reader Devices | Tagged: notion ink adam, onyx boox | 1 Comment »
Let’s start off with two free books straight from the Kindle Store (found via official kindle forum) – The Queen’s Dollmaker by Christine Trent. It’s historical fiction and it sounds really promising. The First Annual Grand Prairie Rabbit Festival by AdAge columnist Ken Wheaton. One reviewer mentions that the book thumbs its nose at Catholicism [...]
Filed under: free books | Tagged: free kindle books | 1 Comment »
