More Black Friday-related deals—for example, a $450 64GB iPad Air 2 and a $120...
Yes, there is more to life than Black Friday-related deals.
But below are a few beyond the $35 Kindle Fire on sale on Thanksgiving Day (update on Amazon here---including information on its new strategies).
1. iPad...
Sigil e-book editor moves closer to full-strength ePub 3 editing via new pre-release. Plus,...
The people behind Sigil, the multiplatform e-book editor, are making progress toward their goal of adding “ePub3 support without disrupting ePub2 editing.” They’ve just released Sigil 0.8.900, a major overhaul,...
Superman and More: Comics on your E-Reader!
Who doesn't love a good comic book? Granted, comics these days are a far-cry from the cheap, pulpy titles such as G.I. Combat, Sgt. Rock and Richie Rich that I used...
Ripping CDs For Personal Use Once Again Illegal in the UK
I hope our UK-based readers acted quickly because your short-lived rule allowing you to legally rip personal CDs for backup reasons just evaporated.
A bit of history for those of you in...
TeleRead’s move is still on—we’ve just been delayed; please hold off on comments now...
TeleRead's move to the new site is now expected to happen tomorrow, Saturday, Washington time.
We were going to move earlier, but ran into some snags due to the huge volume of...
What Black Friday bargains are you snapping up—especially e-book-related?
The $35 Fire tablet is now a reality, at least for those of us here in the States, as part of Black Friday.
Anyone actually pulling the trigger?
What else are you buying...
TeleRead’s face lift: Preview our new site
TeleRead, the Web's oldest site devoted to general interest news and views on e-book-related matters, is getting a major face lift.
We're eager for suggestions and other feedback (we know about current speed...
Department of Commerce Seeking Input on Digital First Sale
There's going to be a public meeting scheduled for December 12 in Washington D.C., and the U.S. Department of Commerce is seeking public comment from all interested stakeholders on the issue...
A short history of Pearson: Builder, banker, broadcaster, book publisher, interrobanger?
Amid the excitement over Penguin Random House's jettisoning of Author Solutions, it's easy to overlook the news that PRH's 47 percent parent Pearson is rebranding itself to reflect its new educational focus....
The Amazon/Macmillan blow-up: An e-book lover’s appeal for understanding
Update: Tobias Buckell has linked to this piece, too. Thanks for the follow-up and the kind words, Tobias! And welcome to all the readers who come here from there! ...
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A sad tale of Amazon monetization: eReaderIQ and the affiliate program
Courtesy of the Kboards, a worrying item about struggling e-book sites and their ability to monetize engagement with Amazon - or not - has...
