Posts Tagged ‘Amazon’

To Kindle or Not to Kindle? That’s not really the question.

Blog
March 16, 2009

From Inside Higher Ed: The Reader. A willingness to incorporate the Kindle into my routines does not mean abandoning print, any more than giving up the habit of inscribing my name inside the cover of a book has made me any less bibliocentric. The patterns of engagement with text – the levels of concentration you [...]

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Is a literary revival on the way?

Blog
March 4, 2009

From the New York Times: Amazon to Sell E-Books for Apple Devices. “A couple months ago a lot of people thought Amazon was slavishly imitating the Apple model,” said Bill Rosenblatt, president of the consulting business GiantSteps Media Technology Strategies. “It turns out they have a different model than Apple. They are smarter than everyone [...]

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Top Ten Reasons Real Books
Are Better Than e-Books

Literature / Technology
January 2, 2009

The top ten reasons that e-books just can’t replace real books.

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