Wonder how this one will do...

Reading will keep getting more dynamic as we veer away from print, says The Institute for the Future of the Book.

Another development in the ongoing saga.

Nothing in this article surprises me... except the fact that people were paying to view episodes of The Brady Bunch!

Changes at BookExpo America

Interesting conversation cropping up regarding WSJ's guidelines for journalists using social media. Click on the link to Editor & Publisher to see the guidelines.

The latest in e-readers...but when will we get color?!?

Yet another twist in the ongoing saga that is Google Book Search. Arnie, it seems you're not the only one who's concerned about the implications of the recent settlement!

A Do Not Mail Registry would mean more troubles for magazine publishers since they couldn't send subscription solicitations to anyone on the list.

To launch or not to launch? A healthy debate on the number of new print magazines, and what that number means.

Sony's bold move to outdo Amazon's Kindle.

The comments make this worth posting.

The answer to the question posed in the title is yes.

I'm surprised to read that the Magazine Innovation Center's major goal is to "amplify the future and power of print." Isn't it more realistic to focus on the print AND electronic future of magazines?

Virginia is completing the first phase of a pilot program to use web-based instructional materials for high school physics. A first step to replacing textbooks?

A fascinating investigation that raises questions about Digg's ranking algorithm; revenue models based on page views; and the ethics of media outlets inflating their page hits using social bookmarking.

Chaos (and cursing!) in the magazine distribution arena. The comments at the end are interesting, too.