Amazon lets publishers and writers disable Kindle 2's read-aloud feature - Los Angeles ... - 0 views
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Helen Nam on 02 Mar 09Publishers and authors now have the power to silence the Kindle 2 e-book reader.
Books given away for free at one of Britain's biggest warehouses - Telegraph - 0 views
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Not all books get returned to the publisher: One of Britain's biggest book warehouses sparked a stampede after opening its doors to give away the remaining stock for free
dual-display e-book reader - 0 views
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Interesting video of a dual display ebook reader. Design is based on usability analyses of how people use printer materials.
F+W Partners with Google - Sales and Marketing @ FolioMag.com - 0 views
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Media company strikes new deal with Google to help boost e-commerce.
Hearst Developing E-Reader - emedia and Technology @ FolioMag.com - 0 views
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Hearst Publishing is attempting to become the first publisher to enter the ereader market with a model geared toward magazines. Hearst made news last year when it published the first magazine using E Ink, so it's no strange to pushing the envelope for its business.
Yahoo! News - Amazon lets authors mute Kindle books read-aloud feature by AFP: Yahoo! Tech - 0 views
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Amazon and the Authors Guild reach an agreement on the read-aloud feature. I think it's a smart play by Amazon. Authors that choose to disable may hesitate due to a possible public relations backlash for not wanting disabled readers to get access without getting more money in the process.
FeedJournal: Kill a tree and print your RSS feeds like a newspaper - Download Squad - 0 views
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Ever wish you could print out your RSS feeds and read them like a newspaper? FeedJournal is a new service that lets you convert RSS feeds into printable PDF files.
Hearst to launch a wireless e-reader - Feb. 27, 2009 - 0 views
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Hearst plans to introduce a large-format device this year based on electronic-ink technology.
WWdN: In Exile: wil wheaton vs. text 2 speech - 0 views
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Wil Wheaton responds to Kindle Text2Speech controversy.
Final Edition on Vimeo - 0 views
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After 149 years and 311 days, the Rocky Mountain News published its final edition on February 27, 2009.
Thought Gadgets: Twitter and Facebook could replace Google and Windows - 0 views
Thought Gadgets: NYT skimmer lets you skip the ads, yet see more ads. Here's how. - 0 views
Op-Ed Contributor - The Kindle Swindle? - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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President of Author's Guild feels Kindle's "text to audio" feature infringes copyright.
People Still Using Same Password Everywhere - ReadWriteWeb - 0 views
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A new survey from Gartner Research delivers some bad news regarding our online security practices: two-thirds of U.S. consumers use the same one or two passwords for all ...
Downloads: XML Notepad 2007 is a Simple, Smart Editor for Web Code - 0 views
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For those interested in XML editing...
Amazon Kindle 2 Vs. Kindle Original: We Compare - PC World - 0 views
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We break down the key differences between the Amazon Kindle 2 and the company's original e-book reader.
From Virginia's Secretary of Technology - 0 views
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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?
Cutting though the fog of cloud security - 0 views
Amazon's new Kindle e-book reader gets slimmer -- Newsday.com - 0 views
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A description of the new Kindle - new features, same price. Recession makes no difference in setting price. But publishers support the kindle and are increasing the number of books available for download.
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