Friday, February 05, 2010
The Wall Street Journal reports that HarperCollins has been in talks with Apple to provide enhanced ebook content for the hotly anticipated Apple tablet computer. Apple won't comment, but HarperCollins says that the ebooks will retail for more than the $9.99 that many ebooks retail for on Amazon.com's Kindle. The enhanced books will feature author interviews and other content.
Apple Rolls Out iBooks Feature Page (Eric Slivka/MacRumors)
E-Book Giveaways Correlate to Higher Print Sales
New Tool for Rewriting E-Textbooks
The Wired Tablet App: A Video Demonstration
AAUP members: ebook output formats
How to Create ePub Files for Free
Make Your eReader Look Like a Real Book
Apple And eBooks: A Horror Story
Textbook Firms Ink E-Deals For iPad (Wall Street Journal)
Gallery: E-Readers Push Boundaries of Books
eBook appliances at Foyles in London
Kindle Now Available in the UK
University Trial implies that the Kindle is useless
Rumor: Barnes and Noble eReader Coming Soon? Could It Be Called the BNindle?
