The Kindle and the Nook saw yet another ebook lending site materialize a few days ago. It’s called eBookFling and it’s run by BookSwim. It, however, does something no other site does – Exchange money for book loans. To put it another way – It’s basically encouraging sales of ebook loans, and kicking off a trend of ebook [...]
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For your Kindle, an offer and some deals (deals courtesy G. Carter at the $1 and $2 deals thread at the official kindle forum) – A Child al Confino by Eric Lamet. Price: $0. Genre: Holocaust, Biography, Historical. Rated 5 stars on 2 reviews. Whale Song by Cheryl Kaye Tardif. Price: $1.79. Genre: Family Drama, Love & [...]
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The Kindle is again the Phantom of the Opera in Amazon’s Earnings Press Release. Update: Amazon stock is down 8.79%. Makes perfect sense – Only $12.95 billion in revenue, you turned Kindle into a billion dollar business, you have the lead in Cloud Services. We have to punish you for creating two entirely new billion [...]
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The Kindle got some new thing called Kindle Singles today. I think it’s a great idea to invite singles aboard the eBook revolution – Actually, scratch that. This whole Kindle Singles thing is almost as pointless as two ridiculously talkative gentlemen waiting for Godot. There are a few questions that come up when you read the nonsense Chris Anderson writes [...]
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