Holmes War Books Bought by HarperPress - HarperCollins - 0 views
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anonymous on 20 Oct 09HarperCollins negotiates 6 figure books deals.
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A digital revolution | The Australian - 1 views
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China should begin to think of itself as a global media power
Google's e-book plan slammed as 'hysterical garbage' - 1 views
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Google wants to make e-books available to all devices with web browsers, from mobile phones to desktop computers, challenging Amazon's Kindle e-book reader which forces buyers to buy books through the company
StephenKing.com - News Archive 2000 - 0 views
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Stephen King has published two works in internet. The first was "Riding the bullet", which sold around 500,000 copies online. With that success, King started the publication of a second work online, The Plant, with the idea of selling each chapter at $1. But he decided to suspend the experiment, because it didn't work as he thought it might.
Vodafone Continues Its Move Beyond the Mobile Market With New, Cloud-Based Service - Re... - 0 views
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Vodafone is launching a cloud-based service designed for business people and consumers who are looking for a way to back up the data on their desktops, laptops and netbooks. The move is significant as Vodafone is making another move beyond the mobile market and is using cloud-based services to get there
The death of a gatekeeper - 1 views
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Open-source softwares and social networking allow anyone anywhere to share and create contents online. People on longer need printed press such as newspaper, magazine as the cultural gatekeeper.
Online tools for more productive blogging - 0 views
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A few tips for creating a better blog
Google's digital-book future hangs in the balance - 1 views
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"Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful", however, there is always a copyright concern around Google Book Search project.
Google Wave More Secure Than Traditional Email - 0 views
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Google Wave, Google's new real-time collaboration platform currently in private beta, is claimed to be more secure than traditional email because Google has focused on addressing privacy and security issues as the product was built from the ground up instead of waiting to deal with them later.
New E-Book Company to Focus on Older Titles - 0 views
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Electronic is going to be the center of the universe, so HarperCollins Publishers Worldwide decided to publish old books into digital form.
Windows 7 launch | Microsoft and Windows 7 | Windows 7 upgrade | David Flynn - 2 views
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Windows 7,
E-book readers: the latest chapter - Times Online - 0 views
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Last generation of e-book readers announced.
Microsoft opens store as Windows 7 launches - 0 views
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Hoping to match rival Apple's successful foray into retailing, Microsoft opened its first store in Scottsdale, Arizona on October 22, 2009
How big is the Internet? - 0 views
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The overall Internet population is more than one trillion. The top 5 countries with the most Internet users are: China, US, Japan, India and Brazil.
'Electronic library' - how the web was reported - 1 views
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This article is about to review how newspaers report developments though years.
Google Editions to be available next year | Australian IT - 1 views
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Google will launch a ebook reader software that will compete with Amazon's kindle.
Facebook woos developers with a roadmap - 0 views
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The goal is to create a more 'open' Facebook and let developers feel their users/customers are actually their own, rather than just Facebook's.
UN to text message food vouchers to Iraqi refugees - 0 views
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Iraqi refugees in Syria will receive UN food vouchers through text messages on mobile phones. Can this program really work? I have doubt about that.
Newspaper circulation drop accelerates April-Sept - Yahoo! Finance - 0 views
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Circulation at newspapers shrank at an accelerated pace in the past six months, driven in part by stiff price increases imposed by publishers scrambling to offset rapidly eroding advertising sales. Average daily circulation at 379 U.S. newspapers plunged 10.6 percent in the April-September period from the same six-month stretch last year, according to figures released Monday by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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