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From Resource Shelf: Manga is the Japanese word for “comic book,” and a type of graphic novel. Traditionally rendered in black and white, printed on coarse paper, and designed to be portable,...

From Overdrive's Digital Library blog: In 1996, the Chief of Staff  (CSAF) of the US Air Force created a professional reading list to develop a common frame of reference among Air Force members...

Here's another one from The Digital Shift: New prices for Random House’s ebooks took effect on Thursday, and as the details emerged a number of librarians across the country expressed dismay at...

TheBookseller.com has a piece from the London Book Fair looking at opposition to the idea of “enhanced” e-books. Karolina Sutton, senior agent at Curtis Brown, expresses concern that only “superbooks”...

Editor’s note: This is Part One of Jim Duncan's LibraryCity series on the Digital Public Library of America and public libraries. Part Two is here. A decade ago, doomsayers insisted that the...

E-books will displace paper books eventually, creating an inevitable question for local libraries. "What's our mission?" Books are just one kind of library holding, of course. Still, what if people find...

Distributing online books via ebrary's Dynamic Content Platform (DCP) will be Oxford University Press, Brill Academic Publishers, Manchester University Press, SAGE Publications, and Artech House. But how durable will the PDF-oriented...

A controversial Internet regulation bill moving forward in the United Kingdom has champions of public wifi access up in arms. The Digital Economy Bill copyright law would extend the...

On the very same day, I placed a hold for an e-book version of Dan Brown’s "Inferno" on OverDrive, and for the actual physical book in my local library's system. I’m not...

Related to yesterday’s story about whether libraries could be replaced by e-book readers comes a story that one California public library branch is considering doing away with all of its books....

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Courtesy of the Kboards, a worrying item about struggling e-book sites and their ability to monetize engagement with Amazon - or not - has...

TeleRead.com is now a static archival site, but we're very much alive at TeleRead.org. Big thanks to Nate Hoffelder of The-Digital-Reader.com, who teamed up on the preservation project with ReclaimHosting.com.