Publishing in this new era will cast aside the constraints of the printed book and embrace the opportunity of multitouch devices
and their impressive computing power. It will generate content that responds to the user, and it will engage people in
new ways that television, newspapers, magazines and websites never could.
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Major Publishers Join Indiana U. Project That Requires Students to Use E-Textbooks - 0 views
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5 publishers involved in Indiana's etextbook initiative: "Here's how it works: Students in a select group of courses are required to pay a materials fee, which gets them access to the assigned electronic textbooks or other readings for the course. The university essentially becomes the broker of the textbook sales, and because it is buying in bulk and guaranteeing a high volume, officials say they can score better prices than can the campus bookstore or other retailers."
Frankenbook - 0 views
Do e-readers inhibit reading comprehension? - Salon.com - 2 views
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Useful observations. Good to see Maryanne Wolf cited.
LukeW | Data Monday: E-reading E-books - 1 views
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"Last year, I took at look at the growth of e-readers (many equipped with Web browsers) and e-books. Less than 12 months later, it's clear digital books are taking over."
eTextbooks - 0 views
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Compiles info on college e-book experiments
About Us « Highlighter - 0 views
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"Highlighter is a web application that creates a dynamic relationship between publishers and readers. With Highlighter, readers can share, save, and comment on words, sentences, paragraphs and even images. All of this data is passed back to the publisher in the form of powerful analytics."
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