What Role does Imagination play in Modern Lives?

Please Note: The number of non free book related posts will go up for rest of 2011. For Email Updates only on Free Kindle Books please subscribe at this page. We have a new writer joining the blog, Meaghan Gray. This is her first article and she’s very young, so please be kind. The Evolution of Technology [...]

Is the Kindle’s free 3G wireless advantage turning into its Achilles Heel?

The Kindle revolutionized book delivery with its 3G wireless powered free 60 second downloads. There really isn’t any other way to put it. The wireless delivery turned your Kindle into a bookstore – one that was literally in the palm of your hand, open 24/7, and delivered your book purchases instantly. There was a slight downside. The use of [...]

Finding a Direct Path to Customers (eBook Store challenges)

The Kindle and the Nook come with built-in stores. This might seem a bit of a bother, if you want to sell ebooks to Kindle and Nook owners - However, it’s far more than that. iPhone and iPad allow reading apps – But they don’t allow eBook Stores to be embedded in reading apps. This seems [...]

Stumbling onto Kobo, reviewing its threat to Kindle Store

The Kindle and the Kindle Store co-exist only for each other. They are like two childhood friends who shun the company of others. No other eReader, and no other eBook Store, is let in – although a few tablets and phones are allowed to partake of the exquisite joy found in conversing with the Kindle Store. In the world of eReaders, outside [...]

A few reasons NewsLabs is a worthwhile idea

There’s a news start-up called NewsLabs (born at YCombinator) that was among a bunch of start-ups introduced at Demo (or perhaps it was another start-up launch conference). Media Memo are talking about NewsLabs and it’s worth taking a closer look. Reasons that NewsLabs is a worthwhile idea The Collective Idea It’s akin to a blog network where each [...]

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