The future: how will e-books affect libraries and the culture of reading?
How will the e-book industry affect the conventional print-on-paper distribution chain — and what might it mean for libraries?
How will the e-book industry affect the conventional print-on-paper distribution chain — and what might it mean for libraries?
If you are interested in converting text to an e-book format, try Sigil!
Looking for free e-books? Here is a useful application and directory.
The problems of preserving digital materials are acute and worrying; David Rosenthal considers them in his blog.
A survey by the Book Industry Study Group (the U.S. book industry’s leading trade association for policy, standards and research) has revealed that students prefer their textbooks in conventional print-on-paper form rather than as e-texts.
Very Exciting and VEry Messy — that is what Mark Anderson, a technology commentator interviewed on the BBC World Service, has to say about the year 2011.