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So you want to publish a book…
One question I get asked fairly often is how to go about getting a book published. This can be a complicated question as book publishing can cover a range of issues, but let’s take a look at some of the … Continue reading
Basic Kindle e-book reader on sale for $49
If you’ve been thinking about buying yourself a Kindle e-book reader, today might be the day to pull the trigger on it. Amazon has them on sale right now for $49 for the smallest, lightest, most basic version. (There’s a … Continue reading
What kind of a business is Amazon? Media, Outer Space, and E-porn
Wired’s Steven Levy talks with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos Fascinating look at how differently Amazon views the Kindle Fire from how Apple views the iPad. Bezos call the Fire a “media service” that is a portal into the Amazon world. … Continue reading
Day 2 on Kindle Fire and e-readers
Here’s some followup to Amazon’s big announcement yesterday of its Kindle Fire tablet and the new lower-priced Kindle e-ink e-readers. Daring Fireball – Apple blogger John Gruber, writing at Daring Fireball, likes the new Kindles. In fact, my feelings and … Continue reading
Amazon announces new Kindle tablet and e-book readers
This morning Amazon announced its anticipated new tablet device, the Kindle Fire. Some people will point out that it is based on Google’s Android operating system, which is technically true. Other people will point out that it is the first … Continue reading
E-books continue to gain market share
E-books are continuing to rapidly gain market share, while sales of paperbacks are falling, according to a story at Paid Content. And while some “indie” writers are finding success through self-publishing using tools like Amazon’s Kindle support, just putting a … Continue reading
Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
Is this the year of 3D TV? Probably not. And despite reports, last year wasn’t either. Does the world need a version of Huckleberry Finn without the “N-word” in it? Probably not. Though people have been looking for ways to … Continue reading
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