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Tag Archives: ebooks
On making ebook piracy inevitable
Simon & Schuster have announced that they will be delaying the ebook releases of at least 35 of their big name releases in 2010. Doyce Testerman has said pretty much what I have to say on the matter, so why don’t … Continue reading
How to read a book on your phone
I’ve written a lot about ebooks over the years, but very little on what makes them readable. That’s unfortunate, since the defaults you get with almost every ebook reader provide a sub-optimal experience. Every time I hear someone say, “I tried reading a book … Continue reading
Mainstream media admits ebooks to become, uh, mainstream
It’s getting really hard to deny my Cassandra Complex. This sounds an awful lot like what I wrote back in 2000 (yes, nine gorram years ago): People are already circumventing all this by self-publishing. The self-publishing industry is the only area … Continue reading
Maybe if it weren’t so freaking ugly
With Amazon’s Jeff Bezos pushing the Kindle like it’s chicken-fried Jesus and media heavyweights like Oprah on board, ebooks are finally getting some respect in the mainstream media. Perhaps with Oprah’s help and a new and improved version due next year, … Continue reading