Reading, E-Books and the Brain : The Frontal Cortex - 1 views
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For my greatest concern is that the young brain will never have the time (in milliseconds or in hours or in years) to learn to go deeper into the text after the first decoding, but rather will be pulled by the medium to ever more distracting information, sidebars, and now,perhaps, videos (in the new vooks).
Faster Forward - A quick read on Amazon's Kindle for PC software - 0 views
How To Read The News For Free On A Nook - eBookNewser - 0 views
First Google eBooks Device To Go on Sale at Target This Week - 1 views
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Google will make inroads into the ereader market next week when the first such device using the Google eBooks platform will go on sale at Target. The iriver Story HD will retail for $139.99 - the same price as the Kindle and the Nook Simple Touch Reader - at the chain July 17, according to a blog post from Google.
Google News Now Awards Badges To Voracious Readers [VIDEO] - 0 views
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Now you can get badges for reading Google News. The company is offering a variety of 500 different emblems, each one for a particular topic. As you become more well-read, you'll get a star added to the badge for that topic. There are five different levels of the stars, starting with a bronze star, and as you read more articles you receive a silver, gold, platinum and the coveted blue ultimate star.
How Harry Potter Changed Publishing - 0 views
Sony Has New eReader In The Works - 0 views
Goodbye to bricks and mortar - 1 views
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Jul 4th 2011, 21:43 by E.B. | LONDON TO DESCRIBE the woes of bricks-and-mortar bookstores is to join the dirge-singing chorus. Everyone knows the tune: sales at bookstores have fallen because buyers are ordering books online or downloading them to e-readers. Bookstores may be great places to browse and linger, but online is where the deals are.
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