There’s a lot going on – a welcome change from the last 2 months of nothingness. The Kindle and the Nook have seen some interesting recent developments, as has the iPad. Let’s take a look. Kindle 3 will be sold in AT&T stores starting March 6th TeleRead has the scoop on Kindle arriving at AT&T stores. Chris Meadows points [...]
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The Kindle and the Nook are the saviors. Without them Amazon and B&N’s book businesses might be struggling. Perhaps not as bad as Borders is, but struggling nonetheless. Let’s start by looking at what’s happening with Borders (thanks to Paul Story for the update). A World Without Borders Salon writes about Borders filing for Chapter [...]
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The Kindle now has a software update available that adds real page numbers. The software update with the Kindle Page Numbers feature is now available as a free early preview. You can get the Kindle software update with real page numbers at the Amazon Help page. There are instructions on how to install it. Please [...]
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The Kindle has had a strong ally in the Kindle iPad/iPhone reading app. In fact, some estimates and surveys claim that 40% of books bought for the iPad are through the Kindle for iPad app. Well, Apple might be getting tired of that. Sony’s iPhone eBook App gets rejected Courtesy Peter Craine at the official Kindle forum we [...]
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The Kindle has become very strongly associated with ebooks, ereaders, and even publishing. Amazon took note of that and changed the name of its DTP platform (that’s Digital Text Publishing or something) to Kindle Direct Publishing. That’s still 1 word too many – We couldn’t really have Kindle Indirect Publishing, could we? However, it’s a great [...]
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