But content owners also belatedly realize that simply suing consumers who find new, convenient ways to access content online is not as good as finding new business models to profit from customer interest that technology makes possible.
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Does the Brain Like E-Books? - 2 views
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Is there a difference in the way the brain takes in or absorbs information when it is presented electronically versus on paper? Does the reading experience change, from retention to comprehension, depending on the medium?
Book: A Futurist's Manifesto | Just another PressBooks site - 4 views
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A very interesting collection of essays on the future of the book and publishing. Free to read online and available in print from O'Reilly.
Betting the House on HTML5 - 1 views
Authors Feel Pinch in Age of E-Books - WSJ.com - 0 views
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An interesting article about the effect of eBooks on authors themselves.
Blio, We Hardly Knew Ye…. « Publishing Industry Consultant - Where books and technology meet. - 0 views
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Blio disappoints.
Google Set to Launch E-Book Venture - 0 views
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Launch of Google Editions rumored to be set for this month.
10 Things Epublishers Should Do for Readers - 0 views
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Suggestions for epublishers from a reader's perspective
Markets Declare Truce in Copyright Wars - WSJ.com - 0 views
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his shift by Google led Peter Osnos, founder of PublicAffairs books, to wonder if the book settlement could have lessons for other owners of content. "Google has now conceded, with a very large payment, that information is not free," Mr. Osnos wrote for the Century Foundation. "This leads to an obvious, critical question: Why aren't newspapers and news magazines demanding payment for use of their stories on Google and other search engines? Why are they not getting a significant slice of the advertising revenues generated by use of their stories via Google?"
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More on the Google-AAP settlement. Key take-away ""But content owners also belatedly realize that simply suing consumers who find new, convenient ways to access content online is not as good as finding new business models to profit from customer interest that technology makes possible."
Internet Outsider: Running the Numbers: Why Newspapers Are Screwed - 0 views
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Former Wall Street analyst Henry Blodget runs the numbers on newspapers making the migration to online delivery.
Ebook annotations, links and notes: Must-haves or distractions? - O'Reilly Radar - 0 views
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Discussion on enhanced reading features from editors at O'Reiilly
Amazon Taps Its Inner Apple | Fast Company - 0 views
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You had to assume that with the Kindle taking off that Amazon would attempt to completely alter the book publishing landscape. But will Apple get involved as well with a multi-purpose device?
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