A study of e-book circulation in American public libraries, by the e-book company Overdrive, found that the number of people who checked out Mr. Alexie's 12 e-book titles and Mr. Díaz's five declined in 2018.
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Sainsbury's, you might recall, first entered the e-book market back in 2012, when it purchased a 64% stake in e-book startup Anobii.
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Market research by Mintel found 36 percent of e-book readers would only buy an e-book priced under £3 ($4.23), compared to 22 percent of all readers.
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Ms. Rowling controls the e-book and audiobook rights for the Harry Potter franchise, and adding new digital material in e-book form could drive digital backlist sales.
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The Machine Learning Mastery e-book bundle Machine learning is no walk in the park, but this e-book bundle does its best to simplify the complex algorithms you need.
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The 2018 Arduino Enthusiast E-Book Bundle normally costs $314.90, but you can get a single e-book for whatever price you want or beat the average price to get them all.
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Its strategy: The company, which owns Ebates, the Kobo e-book reader and the OverDrive e-book system widely used at libraries, is on a mission to make itself better known to American consumers.
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Amazon, Europe's biggest e-book distributor, will not force publishers to offer terms and conditions, such as on wholesale prices, business models and e-book catalogues, similar to those they have agreed with Amazon's rivals.
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Then, use your credentials to access your library's e-book collection.
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Indeed, she didn't even authorize an e-book version until 2014.
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Our latest combined print and e-book fiction list has five.
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The Complete Internet of Things e-book bundle — $19 See Details
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Tencent's e-book unit China Literature Ltd (0772.
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Do you prefer reading an e-book or a physical version?
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Catalog) and Michael Hart (inventor of the e-book), and infuriatingly principled
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Nor does an e-book contain the depth and history of paper.
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If you must have the newest edition, opt for an e-book.
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Print is holding steady — even increasing — and e-book sales have slipped.
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The steep fluctuations of the post-Kindle years, in which rapid e-book growth seemed poised to upend the industry, have settled—for traditional publishers, at least, e-book sales have sharply declined over the past few years.
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Following years of prognostications about the death of print, just this week there was also news that e-book readers and e-book sales were on the decline, while printed books were actually starting to see increases again.
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Kindle e-book formatting Writing the book is only 90% of the battle.
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Check out the free e-book, with its detailed intro about Beta Writer.
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For $2.49, potential stalkers can purchase the material in Kindle e-book format.
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But I don't care if you buy an e-book or a hardcover.
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I have more about it in the e-book that comes out simultaneously.
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So the audiobook came out that day, and so did the e-book.
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Physical books are still my favorite, but I own an e-book reader.
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In a series of e-mails, later released by the U.S. government, Jobs personally persuaded publishing industry executives to re-think the flat $9.99 e-book pricing previously imposed by Amazon, then (and now) the giant of the e-book world.
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The report is also No. 11 on the combined print and e-book list.
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It took me two years to sell my first product — a $4.95 e-book.
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E-book sales are falling, down more than 10% in 2015 — YA down 44%!
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The Kindle Oasis ($250 on Amazon) is a really, really good e-book reader.
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Harry Potter and the Hogwarts crew are getting enhanced with some e-book magic.
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E-book sales have tanked as people return in droves to the printed word.
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The threat of a digital apocalypse has subsided, as e-book sales have tumbled.
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E-book sales fell by 21.8 percent, and hardcover sales were down 8.5 percent.
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Innovee Home also offers a cocktail recipe e-book and a money-back guarantee.
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In 2007, the Kindle kicked off the e-book revolution and Google introduced Android.
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Each episode is available both as an e-book and as an audio file.
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In 2012, the autobiography was published for the first time as an e-book.
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The e-book sells for $2.99, and the paper copy, just released, costs $23.
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That looks pricey, even for the country's largest online publishing and e-book platform.
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Now, that didn't work, which is really interesting, that e-book sales have plateaued.
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That said, a print book will generally generate 7x more revenue than an e-book.
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Pay What You Want: 40 Arduino Enthusiast E-Book Bundle See Details Cute craft circuitry.
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It goes without saying that no one wants a lover who gifts an e-book.
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Well, Amazon was using its power in the marketplace to keep e-book prices low.
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I wasn't bombarded with news notifications as I tried to page through an e-book.
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You can read my colleague Matthew Yglesias's e-book for the longer argument around this.
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It was of an e-book written by Parag Khanna and his wife, Ayesha Khanna.
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Other e-book retailers will also be issuing credits to customers, so check your email.
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You can check out a physical copy or the e-book version of most titles.
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ISTAT presents e-book "Startup Survey 2016" with President Giorgio Alleva in Rome (0900 GMT).
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Paper. Although I own an e-book publishing company, I don't possess a reading thingumajig.
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It debuts on our hardcover fiction and combined print & e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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Sixty-four percent of US public libraries are members of consortia for e-book purchasing.
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She owns the e-book rights to her books, sold on her proprietary website, Pottermore.
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A new e-book from NASA compiles 25 years of satellite images taken a night.
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Apple is funding over $400 million in credits to e-book customers after the Supreme Court denied the tech giant's request to appeal an antitrust class action lawsuit, which alleged that Apple and five major publishers participated in an e-book price-fixing scheme.
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HK), the e-book unit of Chinese internet and media giant Tencent Holdings Ltd (0700.HK).
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This correlates with our 2016 data, where iBooks drove 33 percent of our e-book sales.
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Subscription e-book and audiobook service Scribd says it's grown to more than 1 million subscribers.
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The company initially started as an e-book community operator sharing fan fiction and classic works.
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The company is the biggest e-book distributor in Europe, while the market is growing rapidly.
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It also acts as a marketing opportunity for Amazon's other publishing concern: mobile e-book readers.
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The Mashable Shop has the Arduino Enthusiast E-Book Bundle for $29, a savings of 88%.
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Print books, thanks in part to pricing strategies that disincentivize e-book purchasing, have inched upward.
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For more download her free e-book So Money Secrets: Financial Habits of Highly Successful People.
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Check with your local branch for specific information on e-book lending periods, renewals and returns.
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E-book sales are down 15 percent: Will print survive or are audiobooks the only hope?
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Kusmich used the e-book, Facebook advertising and other social media techniques to market the classes.
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The book is already No. 11 on our combined print and e-book best-seller list.
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Revenue from Nook, the company's e-book device, has fallen more than 85 percent since 2012.
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That number has since reached 1.5 million across all formats (e-book, audio and so on).
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When an e-book is no longer circulating, we can't sell it at a book sale.
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In all, the trilogy had 35 million print and e-book sales between 22012 and 28.1.
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"Fear" sold 1.1 million copies in its first week in print, e-book and audio formats.
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Check out this Raspberry Pi e-book bundle, available now for 83% off at just $19.99.
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Independent bookstores are thriving again, and print sales are rising while e-book sales are declining.
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She's the co-author of the parody e-book Lean Over: Women, Work, and Women's Work.
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The five publishers alleged by the Justice Department to have conspired with Apple to inflate e-book prices — by, in some instances, as much as $5 vs the cost previously charged for the same e-book by Amazon — are Hachette, HarperCollins, Penguin, Simon & Schuster and Macmillan.
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In 2013, he published "The Big Race," a Kindle Single e-book about a nationwide motorcycle race.
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The two companies managed to compromise on that issue last year, but the e-book feud continues.
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So no, it doesn't appear that these two will resolve their e-book dispute any time soon.
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The embargo isn't the latest big change to hit library e-book access over the last year.
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He's made a video game, written an e-book, and been profiled by the New York Times.
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While a print book and an e-book share identical content, they reflect diametrically opposed media formats.
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A 2014 study by Publishing Technology reported that iBooks controlled 31 percent of the e-book market.
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When the Justice Department charged Apple with orchestrating a conspiracy to raise e-book prices, who won?
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Like Amazon, Apple's tax and e-book practices have also come under fire from the European Commission.
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The APP said e-book sales were down 12.3 percent in 2015 compared to the year before.
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"Growth of the e-book market is beginning to stall," Mintel said in a report from September.
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The e-book, launching at midnight, will cost $14.99, or a little more than half a galleon.
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For New Yorkers, the New York Public Library's e-book collection can be found at http://ebooks.nypl.
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So, as time went on, I began to really focus on audio and e-book growth globally.
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We publish them in e-book and audio, and then we hold the rights in all formats.
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The book is No. 1 on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction lists.
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The success of the e-book inspired Itsines to create a workout app, called Sweat, in 2018.
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With the introduction of the Kindle in 2007, Amazon drove the e-book and self-publishing boom.
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During that time, I was working a job copy editing romance novels for an e-book distributor.
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Gift your significant other a romantic e-book — "Love Poems" by Pablo Neruda is a classic choice.
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Barnes & Noble struggled to match Amazon's vast selection and its integrated e-reader and e-book marketplace.
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Even the company's Nook e-book reader has been largely overshadowed by Amazon's Kindle and other tablets.
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Meanwhile, on the e-book side of things, Amazon's low prices help drive sales of its Kindle.
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Sure, you can highlight text on your e-reader, in the Kindle app and other e-book apps.
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E-book sales there are growing steadily each year, driven in part by the popularity of web comics.
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It originally published the "Fifty Shades" trilogy in 2011 as an e-book and print-on-demand book.
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Waterstones today announced that has partnered with the Canadian company to handle all of its e-book business.
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That same year it settled with the regulator over its distribution deals with e-book publishers in Europe.
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If you enjoyed his article, don't forget to get his free e-book: "The Ultimate Productivity Cheat Sheet. "
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On Wednesday Ms. Rowling's publishing platform, Pottermore, announced a coming e-book series set in the wizarding world.
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Her final work of fiction, "At the Hairdressers," was a novella published as an e-book in 2011.
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The figures also don't reflect e-book sales, and they capture only about 85 percent of print sales.
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As with an e-book reader, the image will remain even if the unit runs out of power.
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It debuts at No. 1 on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book best-seller lists.
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The e-book compatibility was added to Edge in the Windows 10 Creators Update, released in the spring.
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I now buy in book and e-book form, and my books are arranged by author's name, alphabetically.
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The renewed effort in iBooks seems to be an attempt to regain market share in e-book services.
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It's new this week on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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Once Apple's portion is added in the total figure being repaid to e-book purchasers will be $566 million.
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Kobo's e-book library sits at about 5 million titles, which is good, but not as deep as Amazon's.
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The wild animal's spirit earned her national attention and inspired an interactive children's e-book called Cinder the Bear.
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Authors would receive $218 to $2190 on 2368-page e-book priced at $251.6, less if readers don't finish.
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Other non-TV watching Fire TV Alexa features include local business and restaurant searchers and Kindle e-book access.
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Ultimately, technology will march on, and both e-ink, e-book and other publishing technologies will continue getting better.
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Aside from bringing connectivity, WiFi Master Key also provides news, e-book and video content to lock users in.
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For example, let's consider a widely-proposed use case for blockchain: buying an e-book with a "smart" contract.
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The rapid rise of e-book sales after the Kindle's introduction caused panic in America's most anxious, hidebound industry.
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Meanwhile, other studies suggest that e-book sales have continued to grow, just mainly via Amazon's self-publishing platform.
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The company waged a fierce battle for dominance in the e-book marketplace, and was badly beaten by Amazon.
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People fretted that it was ushering in the death of the print book in favor of the e-book.
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Now, obviously, you can't do that for every person in the world, and an e-book can't do that.
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The company first launched as a document-sharing service in 2007 before creating an e-book subscription in 2013.
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Related: A Notorious Canadian Serial Killer Wrote an E-Book — And People Are Pissed at Amazon for Publishing It
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It waged a losing battle with Amazon, losing more than a billion dollars on its Nook e-book business.
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I wrote an e-book that has about 17 sales out there, that was a response to her book.
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One of the e-book startup's co-founders helped arrange an interview at an analytics startup in San Francisco.
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At first, I didn't really care that much because it's a big publishing oligopoly against an e-book monopoly.
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And in watching recent events unfold in the library e-book market, it strikes me that the perennial question at the heart of the e-book debate predates and extends beyond the current state of the market: do publishers and authors see the library's relationship to them as more symbiotic, or parasitic?
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But if you're in the mood, here's a comically detailed, e-book-length review of what's new in iOS 12.
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Bitdefender found the malware spreading through trojanized downloads that masquerade as real apps, like video players and e-book readers.
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According to The Verge, Wagner plans to make McMansion Hell into an e-book, which would feature purchased licensed photos.
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The tipping point for libraries came in July 2019, when Macmillan Publishers announced an embargo of library e-book lending.
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In addition to your unlimited access, you'll also receive a $5 Kindle e-book credit to get your kid started.
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More importantly, it sets up Apple to better compete with other audio/e-book apps, like the Amazon-owned Audible.
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The e-book has some additional material, Martin Sorrell being fired, and some about Mark Zuckerberg testifying before the Congress.
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If you're a subscriber to Kindle Unlimited, Amazon's e-book subscription service, you get access to the library for free.
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Tencent began e-book publishing in 2004 and after an internal reorganization, formed the basis of China Literature in 2013.
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Publishers have stabilized a volatile market and Amazon has preserved—and arguably enhanced—its dominance over the e-book market.
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Apple's prospects there remain uncertain since the government recently shut down Apple's e-book and digital movie services without explanation.
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The settlement is good for $6.93 for each New York Times best-selling e-book and $1.57 for other ebooks.
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The Complete Linux e-Book Bundle — pick your price See Details Soft skills are just as essential as technical skills.
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If you purchased a Kindle e-book any time between April 1, 2010 and May 21, 2012, you've got credits.
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Or to put it more bluntly, is no one in an Apple executive suite a big e-book reader themselves?
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Hedge fund manager Seth Klarman's classic investment book "Margin of Safety" is being sold illegally on Amazon's e-book platform.
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Beyond that, the e-book market has shown signs of fizzling, as screen-weary readers turn back to print copies.
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Now Mötley Crüe's "The Dirt" appears on our paperback nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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After years of declining print sales, hardcover and paperback editions have been rising recently, while e-book sales have fallen.
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Bookbub has a memoir about a blind cat today, so of course I buy the e-book for my Kindle.
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"What Happened" is currently selling as an e-book for $14.99, in hardback for $17.99 and on audio for $25.99.
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The same year, Amazon agreed to change terms of its e-book contracts with publishers to settle another antitrust investigation.
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"Jeff Bezos is making shopping great," said Chris Kubica, an e-book consultant and software developer who watches Amazon closely.
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Earlier this year, billionaire Bill Gates gifted copies of the e-book to students graduating in the class of 2018.
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The push coincided with the release of a new 730-page e-book of emails from his time as governor.
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Amazon has become the leader in the e-book market on the strength of its Kindle line of e-readers.
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They have all been corrected in the e-book and will be in the next edition of the print book.
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It's also possible that your e-book queue is already accumulating virtual dust because you haven't touched it in so long.
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CEO Trip Adler revealed earlier this year that the subscription e-book and audiobook service would be moving in this direction.
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With book publishing, you would only need about 2,000 people to buy the e-book at $4.99 to recoup your investment.
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But the success of 50 Shades of Grey has given new life to the genre—especially in the e-book market.
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Half of them chatted with Woebot every day, while the other half read excerpts from an e-book about mental health.
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TaeWoo Kim, Ridibooks' business manager, says e-book sales in Korea are increasing about 25 percent to 30 percent every year.
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Kindle e-book cover design They say not to judge a book by its cover, but we know that everybody does.
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This week, Chasing Hillary debuted at No. 9 on the New York Times combined print and e-book best-seller list.
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Flicking through, the experience is similar to reading an e-book on a mobile phone, with the addition of whimsical animations.
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Just last week, Amazon added free access to some of its e-book library as the latest perk for Prime members.
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Audible was at the top of the e-book market, just like Gimlet is at the top of the podcasting market.
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Amazon FreeTime unlimited access — $2.99 for three months plus a $5 Kindle e-book credit now through April 30th See Details
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Though, of course, it's still present from a number of menus, offering up direct access to the company's e-book store.
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As you make your way through each e-book, you'll complete your own real-world projects from scratch to get practice.
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This morning, Amazon's e-book company Audible announced the first live customer service experience on Alexa devices, activated through voice commands.
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Gaming hardware firm Razer and Tencent's China Literature e-book unit were two successful tech listings in Hong Kong last year.
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Get the Lonely Planet Travel Hacker e-book bundle on sale for $19.99 — that's 95% off the list price of $436.97.
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Screenshot: TechCrunch Aside from bringing connectivity, WiFi Master Key also provides news, e-book and video content to lock users in.
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A day earlier, Tencent's e-book unit China Literature Ltd saw its shares surge more than 80 percent in their debut.
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Amazon Books said "Cursed Child" was already its top U.S. pre-order in print and on Kindle e-book of 2016.
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Error-strewn copies are also available as digital versions of "1984," hosted on Amazon's Kindle e-Book store, the Times reported.
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Each course uses the same e-book, and about 4,500 students have used the current "21st Century Wellness" since last fall.
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Naturally, the rule was upheld, and I came across an e-book titled The Gingerbread Man: A Scrumptious Erotic Fairy Tale.
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Arcade has announced a print run of 75,000 copies, priced at $30 for the hardcover and $13.99 for the e-book.
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Later this month, Vintage Books, a Penguin Random House imprint, is rereleasing the novel, as a paperback, e-book and audiobook.
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In 2012, the fake Hughes autobiography was published under the title "Clifford Irving's Autobiography of Howard Hughes" as an e-book.
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Plus, you'll receive a PDF e-book and downloadable file with all demos and datasets in an easy-to-access format.
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"Most of Amazon's e-book competitors have a content approval process in place that keeps the worst content out," Hoffelder said.
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She's genuinely excited to see a new company develop when she first joins an e-book subscription startup in New York.
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I learned that the e-book startup had been acquired by the search-engine giant, which had shut down its app.
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Find out with our guide to DIY platforms below, and shop the e-book deals that correspond to each of them.
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I buy the e-book and take screenshots to send in a file to tentative members (friends who I convinced to join).
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There's also likely some lingering animosity between the two companies over the outcomes of some app store and e-book related lawsuits.
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Libraries will be able to buy the first e-book copy at half price, normally $83, and more copies at full price.
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Plus, you can add bookmarks, highlights and annotations, as well as track your reading progress, as with any other Kindle e-book.
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Your first e-book, article, song, podcast, freelancer work or creative work never will not be satisfying and perfect, and it's okay.
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If you really love your story and want to share it with the world, you can always self-publish an e-book.
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E-book purchase numbers haven't exactly been consistent in recent years, but according to Audible's internal numbers, the audiobook giant keeps growing.
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The e-book itself is explicit, explaining how the author allegedly started taking non-consensual photos of females when he was young.
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The news of the closure and transfer was first made public in a direct email to Waterstones' e-book customers earlier today.
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Spread around the shop are displays that allow visitors to test out and purchase the company's line of Kindle e-book readers.
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Walmart has partnered with Rakuten Kobo to bring you a never-before-seen e-book catalog, available in Walmart stores and online.
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But Amazon's e-reader, through its aggressive pricing and e-book market share, has become more or less synonymous with digital reading.
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While this is one whopper of a book to haul around the world, there's also an e-book version for digital packing.
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Amazon also touted the success of its Fire TV media player, its latest Kindle e-book reader, and its Amazon Dash buttons.
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PAPER IS BACK After years of seemingly unstoppable growth, e-book sales have started to slip, while paper has improbably bounced back.
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It was first published as an e-book in 2013 by the digital upstart Byliner, to critical as well as authorial neglect.
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"Rescuing Retirement," which features these troubling retirement statistics in its first pages, was released in September in paperback and e-book formats.
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The report, which was made available for free online, is also No. 1 on the paper's combined print and e-book list.
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Independent bookstores are actually thriving right now, in part because sales of print books have stabilized and e-book sales are down.
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One possible reason is that e-book prices have gone up, so in some cases they're more expensive than a paperback edition.
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That year, a nasty fight over e-book prices with Hachette, the book publisher, solidified Amazon's reputation for using brass-knuckle tactics.
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After eight weeks, they can purchase "expiring" e-book copies which need to be re-purchased after two years or 52 lends.
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The results appear in a new open-source e-book, "Sovereign G.D.P.-Linked Bonds, Rationale and Design" available on the VoxEU website.
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But Apple's scheme with publishers eventually led to an increase in e-book prices and the charges of violating the Sherman Act.
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I'd had some guilt about the opportunism of the e-book startup, but had no qualms about disrupting the Big Data space.
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Thalia had closed 20 stores and in recent years focused on its own e-book, the Tolino, to compete with Amazon's Kindle.
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The Complete Game Developer e-book bundle With 10 e-books, this bundle gets you up to speed with modern game development.
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Four long and frustrating years later he bought the Hughes e-book and booked a lesson with the South Carolina-based Australian.
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The Justice Department sued the hapless publishers who Amazon was crushing rather than helping them against the de facto e-book monopolist.
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Amazon was trying to renegotiate its contract with e-book vendors, and it was really, really aggressive in trying to set the terms.
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Last month, author J.K. Rowling, one of Bana's nearly quarter of a million Twitter followers, sent her an e-book as a gift.
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Ridibooks, which claims to be Korea's largest e-book provider, has raised a $20 million Series C to take advantage of the market.
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Whatever that hidden cap is, the new plan bumps Scribd users up from the previous three e-book and one audiobook monthly limit.
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She was so taken with his life story that she published his memoir as an e-book, and is planning a paperback edition.
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The app will be available through a website and individual chapters can be purchased for download through major e-book retailers like Amazon.
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Perhaps a solar-powered e-book cover of the kind just unveiled at Mobile World Congress could provide you with the necessary power.
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The move helped Amazon dominate the audiobook market, which has proved to be much more enduring and lucrative than the e-book market.
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A compilation of her few selected columns on startups has been published in an e-book titled "WunderNova" which is available on Amazon.
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Whether you're reading an e-book, watching a show, answering an email, or sketching, an iPad can handle pretty much all of it.
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The tax covers services such as Hulu and Netflix, as well as all digital music, app, e-book, online game, and ringtone purchases.
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In this e-book, you'll learn best practices for programming style, testing, and debugging, along with in-depth case studies with working code.
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The app will be available through a website and individual chapters can be purchased for download through major e-book retailers like Amazon.
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The company is also trying to settle a separate dispute with the Commission over antitrust charges against its e-book sales, reports Reuters.
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And although shame is perceived to be a significant factor in the romance genre's success in e-book format, this could be changing.
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If cryptocurrency enthusiasts putting together a $150m investment fund can't properly audit the software, how confident are you in your e-book audit?
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Wish there was a trusted e-book delivery service that charged lower transaction fees and distributed more of the earnings to the authors?
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The book name will bring up the "Get book" tab, which offers options of where to buy or borrow the e-book version.
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To kick off Walmart eBooks' launch, the retailer is offering new customers $10 off their first a la carte e-book or audiobook.
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And Serial Box originals feel different from a typical audio book or e-book because they're created more like TV shows, Barton said.
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They find books an easier proposition, and recently devoured a bootlegged e-book copy of Pink Noises: Women on Electronic Music and Sound.
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His e-book, China's Congo Plan, won the Atavist Digital Storymakers Award and was favorably reviewed in the New York Review of Books.
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Save yourself the trouble of a trip to the library and download an e-book or audiobook from your library's online catalog instead.
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Articles heralded the end of the independent bookstore as Amazon continued its explosive growth, Borders went bankrupt, and e-book sales gained ground.
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Cameron, a retired United States marshal, has had some success with his own thrillers; "Brute Force" hit the e-book list last year.
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Another theory is that some e-book readers have switched to audiobooks, which are easy to play on your smartphone while you're multitasking.
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Also, shoutout to Calibre, a fantastic open-source e-book software I use to convert e-pub files to read on my Kindle.
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You can read Kindle books on a Mac computer by downloading the Kindle app and turning your Mac into an e-book reader.
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The Boox line of products typically Android, and add interesting touches to the traditional e-book experience, such as pen input or huge screens.
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You can get some work done on the road, watch a movie at home, or read an e-book while chilling in the garden.
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So if your goal is to think more abstractly at work, it could be helpful to ditch the e-book for a print version.
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The Kindle's audiobook feature also integrates seamlessly with Whispersync, a feature that syncs where you are in both an e-book and an audiobook.
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But with a huge wave of competition, chiefly from Amazon in e-books — it controls 90% of the e-book market in this country.
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Open the toolbar inside an e-book, tap the Aa icon, and you can change the font size, font style, margins, and line spacing.
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The Russian nesting dolls also come with an e-book to help teachers and guardians talk about gender diversity with their children and students.
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Maybe Amazon should open an entire e-book section strictly for predictive works: They might not make any sense, but they're pretty entertaining anyway.
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Programming Interviews Exposed: Secrets to Landing Your Next Job (3rd Edition) Treat this e-book as your bible when you're hunting for a job.
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Though it was not the first e-reader to the market — Sony launched an e-book in 2004 — it certainly helped launch the trend.
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He shows me his website and says that he'd love to have my help revising it, as well as with writing an e-book.
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Drumroll please: Walmart is now offering an e-book service, and we just realized we're literally never going to have to shop anywhere else.
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The internet is filled with free e-book resources so you can download new reads and old classics from the comfort of your iPad.
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From learning to design and implement IoT infrastructures to studying the intricacies of IoT security, this e-book bundle features six in-depth courses.
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The e-book business is thriving, despite the competition between digital, print and audible books, according to the boss of an e-reader company.
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By 2010, Amazon was selling more e-books than hardcovers — in the two years prior, e-book sales rocketed up a staggering 1,260 percent.
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Publishers, if you want to stay in business, stop conning your readers out of money, and instead embrace the advantages of e-book technologies.
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The print edition publication (by Scholastic in the U.S.) and e-book release (by Pottermore) will coincide with the play's premiere on July 30.
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The book replaced current Fox News host Tucker Carlson's book "Ship of Fools" at the top of the hardcover and e-book nonfiction list.
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A podcast or an e-book keeps me entertained between rides, but it's usually no more than a few minutes until another request comes.
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"All the women thought he was Mr. McDreamy," reminisced his school's former vice principal, according to the e-book Contender: The Justin Trudeau Story.
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Fans of both scripture and cartoon internet hieroglyphics can download the e-book from iTunes, or just read excerpts on the Bible Emoji Twitter.
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Thanks to an antitrust lawsuit filed way back in 2012, e-book buyers might have some Amazon credits available for use starting this week.
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The e-book she had been reading on the flight home in the hours before the accident as she left the Tulsa International Airport.
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The decline in earnings is also largely because of Amazon's lion's share of the self-publishing, e-book and resale market, Ms. Rasenberger said.
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"This book extremely extraordinary, in the wake of perusing this book I am so intrigued," reads one review of Baily's top-ranked e-book.
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A copyrighted e-book typically includes restrictions that prevent duplication or unauthorized users from opening the file — which make electronic donations to libraries problematic.
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Itsines' big break came in 1.453, when she released a workout e-book, called Bikini Body Guide, that people could download in PDF form.
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During negotiations with the publisher Hachette over e-book pricing, Amazon showed its might by effectively disabling sales of thousands of Hachette's books overnight.
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Crown Media also operates the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, Hallmark Drama networks, subscription streaming service Hallmark Movies Now and e-book publishing division Hallmark Publishing.
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In the first eight months of 2017, e-book sales fell 5.3% while physical books edged up, according to the Association of American Publishers.
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The 28-minute workouts are available in two digital formats (e-book or app), starting at around $48, or a $20 per month subscription.
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They're single-purpose devices with no LCD light, so if you have a riveting e-book you're in the middle of, go for it.
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We published some of Ferenstein's findings back in September, and since then he's fleshed out his viewed at greater length in an e-book.
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She is also working to turn the blog into an e-book, where she had planned to pay to license photographs used in the project.
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According to The Verge, Wagner is currently planning an e-book version of her blog, for which she plans to pay for licensed McMansion photos.
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The EC has also gone after Amazon over e-book pricing and publisher contracts — forcing a change to its practices to settle that antitrust probe.
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E-book and audiobook versions of The Fates Divide, the second volume in Veronica Roth's Carve the Mark series, will go live on Scribd tomorrow.
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Kobo will bring nearly 6 million audiobooks and e-book titles from hundreds of thousands of authors to Walmart, which will sell them on Walmart.
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Seeing the fuzziness around letters bothered me at first while reading Becoming by Michelle Obama (totally worth the $15 e-book price in my opinion).
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The program was launched in 270, concurrent with the Kindle itself, and both quickly came to define their respective corners of the e-book landscape.
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Today, we're making Kenneally's landmark report — part true-crime drama, part ghost story — available as an e-book, or if you'd prefer, also an audiobook.
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Commuters can tap into free Wi-Fi, grab a physical book, download an E-Book using a QR code or even ride on a swing.
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Kindle Unlimited 3-Month Free Trial (was $30) If you buy more than one Kindle e-book a month, this might be worth a shot.
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" In Stage's e-book, 30 Day Fitness Guide, the model reveals how she "maintains her highly talked about fitness body before, during and after pregnancy.
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Watching a movie will be easier if it's darker in the car and while reading an e-book, you'll want to let more light in.
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The alleged conspiracy caused some e-book prices to rise to $143 or $14.99 from Amazon's $9.99 price, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Gender Creative Kids Canada launched a Kickstarter for the toy, and also released an e-book and accompanying video to introduce Sam to the world.
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China blocked Apple's iTunes movie and e-book stores this spring, prompting concerns over whether the company's generally good relationship with the country was souring.
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" On Wednesday, Don Jr.'s book reached the coveted top spot on the Times' bestseller lists for "Combined Print & E-Book Nonfiction" and "Hardcover Nonfiction.
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HarperCollins also published hardcover and e-book editions of "To Kill a Mockingbird" and published Ms. Lee's second novel, "Go Set a Watchman," last year.
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Prosecutors attempted to add that Robertson's tax refund was used for "terrorism enhancement" last year based on 29 books within his 211,113 e-book collection.
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Read: "Siege," Michael Wolff's follow-up to "Fire and Fury," debuts on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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Read: "Siege," Michael Wolff's follow up to "Fire and Fury," debuts on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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The e-book has sold hundreds of thousands of copies and the audiobook has sold in the low six figures, according to a Holt spokeswoman.
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To a patron, an e-book and a print book feel like similar things, just in different formats; to a library they're very different products.
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It's spent two consecutive weeks at No. 1 so far on the New York Times' hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction charts.
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If you're in need of inspiration, an Air Fryer cookbook is included in your order, as well as an e-book with even more recipes.
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If you need a book right away, there&aposs no faster way to purchase it that to buy an e-book and download it instantly.
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Here's how it works: You're eligible if you bought an e-book from a large publishing company between April 2016, 2010, and May 21, 2012.
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If you're eligible, you'll receive a $6.93 credit for any New York Times bestseller and $1.57 for any other e-book from a large publisher.
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The U.S. Supreme Court last year declined to hear Apple's challenge to a court decision that it conspired with five publishers to increase e-book prices.
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The print books department needs to be run like a luxury goods company, while the e-book department needs to be run like a technology company.
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It now has Bluetooth capability for listening to Audible audiobooks with Whispersync, a feature that syncs your audiobook with the e-book, through headphones or speakers.
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He also started other mobile tech companies, like mobile payments service Wipit and e-book distributor Livrada, before shifting into independent consulting, and then, Suppose.tv. Suppose.
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It also runs Midu, an e-book app that has collected 5 million users by providing a more thoughtful alternative to its clickbait-filled news app.
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As CEOs, world leaders and investors try to interpret what's in store, a new Breakingviews e-book chronicles Trump the businessman, candidate, populist and president-elect.
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According to business magazine "The Bookseller", e-book sales by the U.K.'s five biggest publishers dropped 2.4 percent between 2014 and 2015, to 1.23 million.
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Luckily, the Ultimate Raspberry Pi e-book bundle can teach you how to build and complete a number of Raspberry Pi projects like an engineering pro.
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So starting this week, the company is releasing a new bookmark tool that makes it easy to jump around an e-book and keep your place.
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Page Flip allows for two different styles of viewing every page of an e-book — a more zoomed-in view and than a bird's-eye view.
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TL;DR: You'll save 15% on Amazon's tenth-generation Kindle Paperwhite and receive $20 in e-book credits when you apply the code READKINDLE00 during checkout.
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The company just added a new search feature that lets you look up book titles in your local library's e-book system straight from your phone.
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Print book sales have rebounded as well: revenues from hardcover books rose by 8.3 percent last year, while e-book unit sales fell by 9.7 percent.
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In the first 22015 months of 7123, according to data gathered by the Association of American Publishers: • E-book sales in the country fell 2712 percent.
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His e-book Forgotten Kalpavriksha highlights how jackfruit can be harnessed to benefit the food security issues of a growing population whose diet revolves around grain.
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South Korean researchers have additionally used the force of a user's touch to select the number of pages to turn when flipping through an e-book.
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Read: Jack Ryan returns in Marc Cameron's "Tom Clancy: Oath of Office" on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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What we do is, we deliver audiobook and e-book installments that are bundled together so you can switch back and forth between reading and listening.
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The Rondo II in E (Book Four) is another gem, a pensive, quizzical piece with a flowing right-hand line that is wistfully yet slyly decorous.
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Lawmakers are asking for a common charger that can be used across different brands and types of devices including mobile phones, tablets and e-book readers.
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With just one click, you'll be directed to the chosen library or e-book service page to borrow the book online or join a waiting list.
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Go online to access free e-book versions of primary texts, including the Haudenosaunee Peacemaker epic and constitution or numerous "Indian treaties" printed by Benjamin Franklin.
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The Complete JavaScript e-book bundle JavaScript is one of the most popular programming languages around and it practically makes up the backbone of the internet.
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The Complete WordPress e-book bundle Anybody can make a simple website on WordPress, but it takes a talented pro to really make it stand out.
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And suddenly, the e-book of the new edition was put online the very next day — perhaps in an attempt to beat an anticipated gag order.
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I actually wrote about my donation adventures in an e-book, Spermhood: Diary of a Donor, which I also turned into a solo show that I'm touring.
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The same month it proclaimed itself the winner in the app battle, it was found guilty of conspiring with publishers in an e-book price-fixing scheme.
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The Justice Department said the scheme caused some e-book prices to rise to $12.99 or $14.99 from the $9.99 price previously charged by market leader Amazon.
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It's hard to generate revenue on an e-book because the whole premise of the platform is: I want this quickly and at the cheapest price possible.
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It will also appear on the Kindle app on any platform, not just iOS, and on Kindle hardware devices themselves — just like any e-book download would.
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E-book sales may be declining in the U.S. and U.K., but in South Korea, many people still enjoy swiping instead of leafing through their reading material.
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The tax (dubbed the "Netflix tax") covers services such as Hulu and Netflix, as well as all digital music, app, e-book, online game, and ringtone purchases.
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Read: "Me," Elton John's autobiography, rockets to the top in its first week on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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As part of that process, it will be outsourcing its e-book operations to Kobo, the online bookseller and maker of e-readers, owned by Japan's Rakuten.
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Earlier this year, Apple closed the iTunes movie and e-book stores in the country reportedly due to the Chinese government requesting more control, according to AppleInsider.
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If you're hoping that your e-book will go viral and everyone from Dharmesh Shah to Elon Musk will tweet about it, best of luck to you!
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"Several methods for influencing the sex of babies have been proposed over the years," Taylor writes in the foreword to her 212 e-book, The Babydust Method.
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Under the new strategy the average cost of an e-book will be $40, while a "full suite of digital learning tools" will come in at $79.
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This e-book will teach you the basic Git model and how it works, as well as some handy tips to avoid missteps common to new users.
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And by that, we mean, you can pay what you want for the Complete Arduino e-book bundle and save up to 99% in the Mashable Shop.
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Well, you don't get Amazon's Kindle store, but Kobo does have its own e-book store, accessible over Wi-Fi, which offers more than 5 million titles.
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Print revenue was more than nine times as big as e-book revenue, the company said, with the rate of growth identical for both at 16 percent.
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If nothing else, it should help sales of his e-book and garner some subscriptions to his newsletters—"Free, by the way," he told the Heritage crowd.
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The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Apple's appeal of a $450 million judgment over e-book pricing, effectively forcing the company to pay the penalty.
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Earlier today, "three formats -- a hardcover edition, e-book version and an audiobook ... took the first, second and third slots on Amazon's best sellers list." http://bit.
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"We began with martinis, proceeded to a vintage French Bordeaux, topped off by the Harvard Club's London-style roast beef," Corsi wrote in his recent e-book.
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The Python e-Book Bundle — pick your price See Details Everyone talks big about big data, but not a lot of people even bother to learn it.
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This year sees the publication of Ninety-Nine Stories of God, a collection of short stories and fables that was previously only available in e-book form.
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In April 2015, Hubbard allegedly told the informant he wanted to travel to Syria and fight alongside IS, and shared the group's e-book manual with him.
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According to Mr. Hildick-Smith's analysis, Kobo accounted for fewer than 1 percent of e-book purchases last fall, while purchases from Amazon totaled about 75 percent.
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But in two years, anyone with a laptop will be able to publish an e-book of the text, or sell fan fiction based on the story.
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And Hannah, of course, has failed many times as a writer: Her e-book wasn't published, she hated working at GQ, she left Iowa Writer's Workshop disgraced.
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"Kitchen Confidential," a memoir by Anthony Bourdain, is No. 1 on both our paperback nonfiction best-seller list and our combined print and e-book nonfiction one.
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Those include some kind of USB battery pack that can be plugged into smartphones, e-book devices or quite literally anything that can draw power from USB.
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The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Apple's appeal of a $2628 million judgment over e-book pricing, effectively forcing the company to pay the penalty.
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It made its debut at No. 1 on The New York Times's best-seller list for hardcover and for combined print and e-book fiction this week.
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With all that said, would you pay $50 for an adequate e-book reader and TV show and movie player that was easy to carry around everywhere?
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Make: Arduino hacker e-book bundle by Make — starting at $7.99 See Details Raspberry Pi is a mini-computer with a fully-functional operating system called Raspbian.
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Tencent's e-book unit China Literature saw its shares surge 86 percent on opening day in a stellar public debut that raised $1.1 billion in November 2017.
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A recipe e-book, citrus juicer attachment, protective mandolin vegetable holder, four-cup container, and four sharp 420-grade hardened stainless steel blades come with the spiralizer.
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As Iversen puts it, "There has to be a damn good reason to produce it in print otherwise it might otherwise live as a PDF or e-book."
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Although the new feature, which is available via over-the-air software update, is a fairly small one, the difference in the e-book reading experience is significant.
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Even the company's recent efforts to pull in a more tech-savvy audience with its Nook e-book reader failed to compete with Amazon's Kindle and other tablets.
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Some analysts attribute the dip in publishers' e-book revenue in part to the glut of cheap self-published books, which often sell for as little as $0003.
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Hong Kong is gaining momentum as a tech IPO destination with gaming hardware firm Razer and Tencent's China Literature e-book unit both holding successful listings last year.
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E-books once terrified publishers, who lamented the certain end of nice-smelling libraries, but now they're embracing them with e-book-only imprints such as Bloomsbury Spark.
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As for books, though, I can't imagine Microsoft is making a lot of money here or that offering an e-book store gives it much of an edge.
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Likewise, it is estimated its e-book division — which includes content platform OverDrive, bought for $410 million one year ago, and Kobo — will return to profitability in 2016.
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But the truth is it's easier said than done — especially if you've replaced a trusty paperback with an e-book or fall asleep to a white noise app.
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Professional Java for Web Applications If you want to learn how to build complex web applications in an enterprise environment, this e-book can help get you started.
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Secondly, the nature of the content matters: is it an interactive drawing game, an e-book, a Skype call with Grandma or a stream of Netflix Kids videos?
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The drop in e-book sales came after publishers achieved, in 2014, a goal they had held since 2007: They got Amazon to raise prices on e-books.
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But if you're lucky enough to find a seat during your commute, you could pull up the e-book and pick up right where the audio left off.
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But perhaps the biggest factor affecting publishers' revenue, and one that is not likely to go away soon, is the decline in e-book sales, Mr. Cader said.
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A founding editor of Public Books, she is the author of The Drama of Celebrity (2019), available as a hardcover, e-book, and audiobook from Princeton University Press.
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HarperCollins will continue to publish the more expensive trade paperback edition of "To Kill a Mockingbird," at $14.99 to $16.99, as well as hardcover and e-book editions.
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That semester, Hannah, who asked that her name be withheld due to privacy reasons, found most of the books she needed on Scribd, an e-book subscription service.
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The Commission has concerns that such parity clauses make it harder for other e-book retailers to compete with Amazon by developing new and innovative products and services.
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You can get a refund for an e-book for many reasons, including an accidental purchase made by a child or another family member using the Amazon account.
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The Observer reviews, fortified with others, might have been better reserved for a separate e-book for fellow bunheads and followers of the art rather than appended here.
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Read: The movie has been rocking on Netflix, now Mötley Crüe's "The Dirt" appears on our paperback nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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Read: "The Night Window," the fifth book in Dean Koontz's Jane Hawk series, debuts on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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BOOK REVIEW Because of a technical error, the combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller list in this weekend's Book Review duplicates the print hardcover nonfiction list.
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Toronto-based Rakuten Kobo, a subsidiary of Rakuten, will bring its catalog of more than 6 million e-book titles to the retailer's website, alongside Walmart's physical books.
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It's also currently at the top spot on the New York Times Bestselling Hardcover Nonfiction and the Combined Print and E-Book Bestsellers lists for the second week.
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It controls 74 percent of e-book sales, is the largest seller of clothes online and is set to soon become the biggest apparel retailer in the country.
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The Complete Cybersecurity e-book bundle The more that companies rely on data to run their businesses, the more it becomes essential to protect that data from hackers.
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Read: "The Threat," by the former deputy F.B.I. director Andrew McCabe, is No. 1 on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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The proposal means that Amazon, the biggest e-book distributor in Europe, will not force publishers to give them terms as good as those for rivals, the source said.
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It bought up 12 percent of Snap earlier this month, and two of its businesses — e-book company China Literature and search engine Sogou — held IPOs in recent weeks.
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Serial Box was founded by Julian Yap, a former lawyer for the Department of Justice, and Molly Barton, who used to oversee Penguin Random House's global e-book strategy.
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If that's something so steamy that you feel like you need to get your hands on immediately, lucky you, the e-book is available for free download on Amazon.
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Scribd started as a document-sharing service before moving into the subscription e-book business in 2013, when it signed its first deal with a major publisher — namely, HarperCollins.
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Its listing would follow successful IPOs from Tencent's e-book subsidiary China Literature, as well as Yixin and search engine Sogou, both of which are in Tencent's investment portfolio.
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Marrakesh would create exceptions to copyright laws, allowing reproduction of works in accessible formats like Braille, audio or e-book, and easing restrictions on passing those works between countries.
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The consumer shift away from e-books and back to print may be a good sign for the industry, as e-book sales seem to rely on cheap prices.
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The appeals court had rejected that argument, saying the arrangement between Apple and the book publishers served to eliminate price competition by allowing publishers to set e-book prices.
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"Silent No More: How I Became a Political Prisoner of Mueller's 'Witch Hunt'" is publicly available on Amazon as an e-book ahead of its publication later this year.
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Last year Scribd, an e-book subscription service, sharply reduced the number of romance and erotica novels it offered because it couldn't afford to keep up with readers' appetites.
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These include the Kindle Unlimited e-book subscription service, which has taken over genre publishing, and Audible, which has a stranglehold on audiobooks, the industry's most important growth sector.
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The disputed e-book version sells for $9.99 on the Amazon listing, reaching the No. 37 best-selling nonfiction book on the company's Kindle store as of Tuesday morning.
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Read: The movie has been rocking on Netflix, and now Mötley Crüe's "The Dirt" appears on our paperback nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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" She is the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World" and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception.
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J. D. Salinger's classic "The Catcher in the Rye" and other books by the author will soon be available as an e-book, publisher Little, Brown and Company said.
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Apple was once a bigger player in the space, but was fined in 2016 by the U.S. Department of Justice for conspiring with publishers to raise e-book prices.
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On Monday, Dalio put out a new book, "A Template for Understanding Big Debt Crises," as a free PDF or for purchase as an e-book and printed edition.
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The e-book startup had millions of dollars in funding, but the app was still in "private alpha," used by only a few dozen friends, family members, and investors.
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Read: "Why We're Polarized," by Ezra Klein of the news site Vox, debuts this week on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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I see my own publishers, in a silly panic of ignorance and greed, charging public libraries for an e-book six or seven times more than they charge customers. . . .
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Otherworldly On the surface, K. J. Parker's fantastical new tale of empire, MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD (Subterranean, e-book, $4.99; limited-edition cloth, $40), is a whodunit writ large.
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Most of Talty&aposs books are exclusive to Kindle Unlimited — the company&aposs subscription e-book service — a further sign of just how reliant many authors are on Amazon.
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Read: "The Sixth Man," a memoir by the Golden State Warriors player Andre Iguodala, scores on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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The process does requires access to a 3D printer, but you can learn the skills required with the Pay What You Want: CAD and 3D Printing e-book bundle.
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Mr. Snowden's memoir debuted at No. 2 on the New York Times best-seller lists for both hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction on Oct. 6.
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Up until 2011, users of that program could upload public domain books ripped from the free e-book library Project Gutenberg and generate profit for themselves and the company.
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In 2012, the Justice Department went after large book publishing houses for their effort to team up with Apple to fix e-book prices against the growing power of Amazon.
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He released a 730-page e-book of his emails, as if mastering a form of communication that is more than a quarter-century old is supposed to be impressive.
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Finally, sell him an AK-47 or a self-published e-book called Day Bang: How to Casually Pick Up Girls During the Day, and reap the spoils of war.
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As its name indicates, the new feature allows you to more easily flip through the pages of an e-book by the presenting the book in a grid layout format.
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That means when customers find the book they want to buy, they'll be able to choose from the physical book, an e-book or an audiobook version from one place.
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Last week, Tencent's e-book unit China Literature Ltd saw its shares surge more than 80 percent in their debut, as Hong Kong investors embrace a rush of tech listings.
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Meanwhile, Amazon is facing questions over whether it took advantage of its sway in the e-book market, potentially blocking other digital publishers from breaking through with more favorable prices.
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Normally, this Arduino e-book bundle sells for $314.90, but you can get lifetime access to all 10 e-books at up to 99% off by matching the average price.
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Amazon doesn't want reading an e-book to be too similar to a news website or document app, or else it runs counter to the format's promise of supplanting print.
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Shares of the online e-book platform soared up to 100 percent during the session, compared to its issue price of 55 Hong Kong dollars ($7.05) apiece at the open.
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Google now controls nearly ninety per cent of search advertising, Facebook almost eighty per cent of mobile social traffic, and Amazon about seventy-five per cent of e-book sales.
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With platforms including Amazon's Kindle Direct, Book Baby, IngramSpark and Lulu so readily available and accessible, self-publishing a book—whether print or an e-book—has never been easier.
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WWDC Workout with Kayla Itsines WWDC Workout with Kayla Itsines So the trainers packaged up her program materials and sold it as an e-book online starting in early 2014.
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This is an excerpt from the new non-fiction book Body Builders: Inside the Science of the Engineered Human by Adam Piore, available now in hardcover and e-book formats.
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Read: "The Moment of Lift," featuring stories about empowering women, by the philanthropist Melinda Gates, debuts on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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Read: "The Moment of Lift," featuring stories about empowering women by the philanthropist Melinda Gates, debuts on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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Other books, like "Ramond Moroe's" 38-page e-book "Sheild (sic) Against Corona-Virus: The Best Guide Ever (2020)" are littered with typos when they're not directly plagiarizing news articles.
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Read: Ezra Klein, of the news site Vox, explains "Why We're Polarized," which debuts this week on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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Read: "Twisted Twenty-Six," the latest Stephanie Plum novel by Janet Evanovich, debuts at No. 1 on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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Apple is promoting Oprah's book club selections in its Apple Books app, where "The Water Dancer" can now be pre-ordered as either an e-book or audiobook, for example.
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Read: "Twisted Twenty-Six," the latest Stephanie Plum novel by Janet Evanovich, debuts at No. 1 on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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Because of a lawsuit over e-book prices that was settled years ago, you may have credits that can be applied to purchases on Amazon waiting in your Amazon account.
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But essentially, the complaint was that Apple Senior Vice President Eddy Cue strong-armed major publishers into a pricing agreement that ended up causing e-book prices to spike overnight.
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Back in 2012, a group of traditional book publishers banded together with Apple to break Amazon's stranglehold over the e-book industry and force it to change its pricing policies.
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Right at the top of the "vaccine" search results is an ad for the free Kindle e-book Vaccines on Trial that fear-mongers about the safety and efficacy of vaccines.
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Casa del Libro is Spain's largest bookstore chain, so I'm not too surprised to find it has an e-book section — where it sells its own e-reader (called the Tagus).
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Plus, this e-book package is seriously hands-on with tons of ROS projects (like building a self-driving car) that will have you putting theory into practice in no time.
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Maybe it's the promise of a free e-book or a free download or an opportunity to have a live chat with the celebrity, influencer or athlete of a user's choice.
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If you have a curious mind and a modest budget, this cheap Arduino e-book bundle can help you start building your own gadgets from the comfort of your living room.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld Apple Inc's $450 million settlement of claims that it harmed consumers by conspiring with five publishers to raise e-book prices.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Thursday it had accepted commitments by U.S. online retailer Amazon to alter its e-book contracts with publishers to end an EU antitrust investigation.
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It coincided with the launch of his e-book, "Reply All," that used his emails to tell the story of what he calls his "servant leader's heart" when he was governor.
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Commuters who missed the books that have been put on the book exchange can borrow e-books from the interactive wall, which links to the National Library Board's e-book portal.
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The publisher told the network that it has ordered additional copies of "Fear: Trump in the White House" before it's slated to hit shelves and come out in e-book form.
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But e-book sales have fallen precipitously for months, in part because many publishers have raised their prices after negotiating with Amazon and gaining the ability to set their own prices.
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Carlyle's existing portfolio firms in Asia range from a stake in Chinese internet giant Tencent's e-book unit China Literature to Metropolis Healthcare, an India-based global operator of pathology laboratories.
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And Melville House Books — an independent publisher of literary fiction, nonfiction and poetry — will soon be selling the report as a paperback and an e-book with no commentary or analysis.
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"Kitchen Confidential," a memoir by Anthony Bourdain, who died last week, is No. 1 on both our paperback nonfiction best-seller list and our combined print and e-book nonfiction one.
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Read: The 26th book in the Alex Cross series by James Patterson debuts at No. 2 on both our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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There's also an e-book solely dedicated to 3D carving, in which you'll acquire hands-on training and create complex projects like custom block stamps, fidget spinners, and balsa wood gliders.
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On any given day, the CAD & 3D Printing e-book bundle would set you back $185.88, but for a limited time, you can get it for $19.99 — a savings of 89%.
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And luckily, you can get your learning on for cheap right now since all of these e-book bundles are on sale for an extra 15% off ahead of Black Friday.
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Read: "Twisted Twenty-Six," the latest Stephanie Plum novel by Janet Evanovich, is a No. 1 debut on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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"Use of Force" debuted at No. 2 on the combined print and e-book New York Times best-seller list, behind Mr. Grisham's "Camino Island" but above the latest James Patterson.
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Read: "Tom Clancy: Enemy Contact," by Mike Maden, features Jack Ryan Jr.'s latest adventures and debuts on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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The Boox 打字机 — Boox Typewriter is how Google translates it from Chinese — is an upcoming laptop from Onyx, a Chinese maker of a myriad of e-book products (via Liliputing).
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Dan Cohen, the executive director of the Digital Public Library of America, wrote in a blog post that the program would go beyond the e-book loans already offered by public libraries.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's business competition watchdog said on Friday it had reached an agreement with Apple Inc and three major e-book publishers that will allow retailers to offer discounts to customers.
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Tencent's China Literature, an Amazon-like e-book business, is continuing the trend of Asian tech IPOs after it announced its public listing in Hong Kong will raise $1.06 billion on Wednesday.
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The investigation also showed that a network of roughly 45 Twitter accounts with stolen profile photos was used by ICIT to amplify its content and promote Scott's e-book about information warfare.
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Kobo has its own (albeit smaller) e-book store — but you can add any ePub file or borrow e-books in PDF or ePub form from your public library to Kobo devices.
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Your eyes will probably tire out whether you're reading a physical book or an e-book, but Dr. Malhotra says that there are some advantages to a good old-fashioned page-turner.
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"Amazon is in talks to settle the e-book case but it is too early to say whether it will reach an agreement," said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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This e-book will introduce you to the philosophy of DDD in a more thorough manner and show you the examples of the concept in action so you could understand it better.
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Professional Java EE Design Patterns The perfect companion to the Professional Java for Web Applications e-book, this one is suitable for anyone looking to running large-scale, community-driven enterprise software.
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If you read more than one e-book from Amazon a month, it might be worth checking out the Kindle Unlimited program to read over 299 million books and thousands of audiobooks.
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So, the deal with Kobo is the next logical step: outsourcing its e-book operation to a company dedicated to that medium, with its own Kobo e-readers for consuming that content.
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Pearson has a plan: to reduce rental e-book prices by up to 50 percent across 2,000 titles, and pilot its own print rental programme with an initial group of 50 titles.
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Amazon, the biggest e-book distributor in Europe, proposed to drop some clauses in its contracts so publishers would not be forced to give it terms as good as those for rivals.
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After meeting Itsines, they launched the e-book "Bikini Body Guide" in 2014, which developed a cult following and inspired the hashtag #BBG, that now has over 7 million posts on Instagram.
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While there are a number of e-book reading apps aimed at kids on the market today, Rivet is interesting for its ability to leverage advances in voice technology and speech processing.
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China Literature's IPO raised $1.1 billion after China's biggest e-book company priced at the top of its marketed range of HK$48–HK$55, Tencent said in a statement on Tuesday.
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You can already consider stated payout rates when you buy music or books, buy directly from the authors, or start your own e-book site that's even better than what's out there!
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Here's an Amazon promotional video of how it will work: There has been much chatter in the publishing industry about slowing e-book sales and the unexpected vitality of print book sales.
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Serial Box, a digital-content startup that makes e-book and audio hybrids, produces original stories using a unique method designed for those who want to switch between the mediums, like commuters.
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In an interview with The Paris Review Williams boasted that she had never seen the finished e-book version and did not care to; neither was it mined for her collected stories.
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This expert-led e-book bundle will fill you in on the fundamentals of the language, as well as have you develop your own projects that you can add to your portfolio.
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A. When you have completed an e-book and are ready to remove it from your iPad, open the iOS Kindle app and go to your library screen that displays your collection.
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It won the prestigious Newbery Medal in 2015, and has sold nearly 500,000 hardcover and e-book copies, cementing Mr. Alexander's reputation as one of the country's most innovative children's book authors.
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Margrethe Vestager, the European Union's competition commissioner, had said certain clauses in Amazon's contracts may have made it more difficult for other e-book platforms to innovate and compete effectively with Amazon.
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They have the lion's share of the e-book market revenue, and could easily afford to use the same quality assurance processes as their competitors, and yet they still have this problem.
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A district court Judge in 28503 found Apple liable for conspiring with five book publishers as the company sought to break into the e-book market, which was then dominated by Amazon.
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R. In this tell-all memoir, journalist Anna Wiener digs into her years spent entrenched in Silicon Valley, working in customer support at a San Francisco–based male-dominated e-book startup.
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After a "series of ambiguous and casual interviews," she accepts a three-month trial position, to the consternation of her publishing friends, who see the e-book start-up as the enemy.
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The A to Z Artificial Intelligence e-book bundle AI is no longer some futuristic concept; it's the way modern-day machines learn and perform human-like tasks (like self-driving cars).
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The Complete Salesforce Mastery e-book bundle If you've worked in any sort of customer-related job in the last two decades, then you've probably at least skimmed the surface of Salesforce.
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The Complete Data Scientist e-book bundle Data scientists have claimed the number one job in America for the last three years, according to Glassdoor, so they must be on to something.
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The book was rushed into bookstores and onto e-book platforms four days ahead of schedule because of what its publisher called "unprecedented demand" -- and after Trump's bid to block it failed.
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Sixty-three percent of physical book sales in the U.K. are to people under the age of 44, while 52% of e-book sales are to those over 45, according to Nielsen.
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Apple and Barnes & Noble do sell some independently published e-books, but the AuthorEarnings site owner estimates that 85 percent of e-book sales—in all genres, not just erotica—come from Amazon.
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Qutoutiao, which means "Fun headlines" in Chinese, runs a news app that feeds users content based on their past habits, and an e-book reading app for those with a longer attention span.
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NEW YORK, Feb 17 (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld Apple Inc's $450 million settlement of claims that it harmed consumers by conspiring with five publishers to raise e-book prices.
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A Russian mobile network makes the YotaPhone, which has two screens, one similar to a regular smartphone and a second black-and-white low-power display, like those used by e-book readers.
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The move underscores Magazine Luiza's eagerness to mount a direct challenge to online retailer Amazon, which started its Brazilian operations in 2012 with e-book sales, followed by physical books two years later.
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"Kobo has been very successful in working with market-leading book retailers around the world to provide a very competitive experience in the e-book space," Rakuten Kobo CEO Michael Tamblyn told TechCrunch.
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Adult romance novelist Lynn Hubbard gave us this recipe, as inspired by her erotic e-book in which a lost young woman stumbles upon the cabin of a well-endowed anthropomorphic gingerbread man.
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One such accusation alleges a publisher guaranteed authors Amazon Best Seller status using a service offering 10,000 automatic downloads of the author's e-book through a network of readers by the next day.
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"Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House " came out at No. 1 on both the Times' print hardcover the combined list for print and e-book sales, CNN reported on Wednesday.
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"The thing that many outsiders keep missing is that Amazon won the e-book market by giving consumers exactly the same stories they were already reading, only in a new package," Hoffelder argues.
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Transit officials approached Penguin Random House, the publishing colossus with more than 228 imprints, because it had run a similar e-book promotion in the London Underground last year, celebrating Penguin's 2218th anniversary.
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But if you're a particularly voracious reader, you might find that you are not really saving that much — it's easier to read them in e-book form, so you're reading more of them.
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Ever photocopy an article for yourself, download a library e-book, rent a DVD, stream your favorite TV show or record digital programming of any kind to watch where and when you chose?
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Unlike some other e-book formats, standard PDF files do not allow the text in the book to be resized or to change fonts or to spill onto different pages than originally intended.
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At the time, Hachette was engulfed in a brutal fight with Amazon over e-book pricing, and the retailer had removed the buy button from some Hachette titles and delayed shipping on others.
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Apple's Appeal in E-Book Pricing Case | The court's order puts into effect a $450 million settlement that Apple had agreed to pay if it lost the case.
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Taking an e-book for an outing into meatspace includes knowing about margins, trim sizes, font sizes and page numbering, and creating front matter, headers and footers and page-numbered tables of contents.
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When you select the Borrow option, follow the screens for your library's sign-in process and for your Amazon account — and you eventually wind up with the downloaded e-book on your Kindle.
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Read: "Mama's Last Hug," Frans de Waal's examination of the world of animal and human emotions, debuts this week on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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E-book revenue among 1,200 publishers reporting data fell to $743.5 million from January to August last year, 5.3 percent below the same period in 2016, according to the Association of American Publishers.
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Read: The humorist Dave Barry describes emulating his dog's grace in "Lessons From Lucy," which is new this week on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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While e-book sales have fallen and print has remained anemic, publishers' revenue for downloaded audio has nearly tripled in the last five years, industry data from the Association of American Publishers shows.
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No webinar, no online course, no e-book, no mentorship will help you if you do not go all in and get things done and actually check them off your to-do list.
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Read: "A Better Man," the 15th book in Louise Penny's Chief Inspector Gamache series, is a No. 1 debut on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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The Complete Learn to Design e-book bundle Without web and app designers, the screens we look at 24/7 would be a far cry from the outstanding user experiences we have now.
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Read: The 12-year-old detective Flavia de Luce returns in Alan Bradley's "The Golden Tresses of the Dead" on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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Last year, Amazon released the illustrated edition of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" as a "Kindle in Motion" e-book ($9.99, for Kindle tablets and the Kindle app for Android and iOS).
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If you're a book nerd, you may already know about Shelfie, an app that helps you organize your e-book collection by leveraging your print books to snag discounts on digital and audio books.
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Anti-library business models such as Macmillan Publishers' new embargo on e-book sales to libraries or Amazon's refusal to sell any of its titles to libraries, are evidence that market failure is accelerating.
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Kash Battacharya, the author of an e-book guide to luxury European hostels, said that he has noticed a new type of hostel that includes fine dining and the amenities of an upscale hotel.
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Imagine having a phone-sized display that you could stretch into a tablet-sized screen for watching movies, or reading an e-book, or when you have a bunch of people crowding around it.
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Debuting at #1 on two N.Y. Times bestseller lists —"Paperback Nonfiction" and "Combined Print & E-Book Best Sellers," coming May 12: "The Mueller Report," with related materials by The Washington Post, published by Scribner.
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Zuboff's publicist sent me an advance copy as an e-book, and I've really been enjoying it, but I have to put it down this week because I can't read it on my Kindle.
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The Kobo / Waterstones deal will give current Waterstones e-book customers the option of transferring their digital libraries to Kobo — although gift cards and other loyalty services will not be usable on Kobo's platform.
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The mechanics are pretty simple: You can access the stories in the app from your smartphone or tablet (iOS or Android), turning your device into an e-book as well as a vibrator remotely.
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Perhaps you would rather write your own counteroffer software contract, in case this e-book author has hidden a recursion bug in their version to drain your ethereum wallet of all your life savings?
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If you then factor in the promotion's $20 e-book credit and the value of three months of Kindle Unlimited ($29.97), you'll be saving a total of $69.47 when everything is said and done.
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Razer's stock listing comes days after Tencent's e-book unit China Literature Ltd saw its shares surge more than 80 percent in their debut, as Hong Kong investors embrace a rush of tech listings.
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The book topped the 26 pre-order charts for Amazon's print and Kindle e-book sales, while also becoming Barnes & Noble's top pre-ordered book since "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," in 6.
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The e-book news was met with jubilation but also confusion on social media, as some fans celebrated what they mistakenly thought were new Harry Potter books, and Pottermore tried to quash the rumors.
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Having now spent more than 80 weeks and counting on the best-seller list, "The Girl on the Train" has hit No. 1 in hardcover and e-book, trade paperback and mass-market paperback.
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In March of this year, the Supreme Court finally declined to hear Apple's appeal, which meant the company had to pay $450 million back to e-book purchasers, as decided in the initial ruling.
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Read: The Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer Robert Caro shares insights into his craft in "Working," which is new this week on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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We accept renewable purchasing agreements and limits on e-book lending, specifically because we understand that publishing is a business, and that there is value in authors and publishers getting paid for their work.
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When I went to buy Lonely Planet's guide to South Korea to read on the Kindle app on my iPhone, Amazon informed me that the e-book was free if I joined Kindle Unlimited.
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With its lists, Amazon aims to redefine the notion of a best seller, expanding it to include books that are "borrowed" from its e-book subscription service, and ones that are streamed on Audible.
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This e-book bundle is basically a guide to basic UX principles, as well as a road map to various design applications, so you can learn to build your own interface designs from scratch.
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Read: Detective Harriet Blue runs from the law in "Liar Liar," the latest by James Patterson, writing with Candice Fox, on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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The scheme worked, and Qutoutiao, which runs a popular news app and a growing e-book service, is effectively challenging ByteDance (TikTok's parent company) in smaller Chinese cities, where many veteran tech giants lack dominance.
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I pull up the e-book of Fran Ross's 1974 novel, Oreo, on my phone and show her the first two pages, with the diagrams and the equations, the magnificent things Ross did with structure.
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Kobo has announced a new e-reader, the Clara HD, which won't set the world on fire but will be a perfectly good option for e-book readers who don't want to spend a fortune.
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But what really surprised me about the article was this paragraph: Under the arrangement, these titles are enrolled in Kindle Unlimited, which pays authors based on how many pages of an e-book are read.
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Mohamed Ramady, the author of a new e-book, "Saudi Aramco 2030", says that relations between partially privatised oil companies and their governments become strained when the interests of governments clash with those of shareholders.
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Amazon makes it straightforward to have an e-book delivered as a gift; you can either email a code to yourself which you pop in a card, or have it sent straight to their inbox.
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Amazon has waded slowly into Brazil's complex and highly competitive online retail market, starting with e-book sales in 2012, adding physical books two years later and offering third-party sales of electronics in October.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Amazon is talking to European Union antitrust regulators about settling a year-long investigation into its e-book deals with publishers without a fine, a person familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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"I consulted with my trainer and my doctor just to make sure that it would be okay to continue [working out], and they just said to lower the weight," she said in her e-book.
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Similarly, the new Audible voice command is able to trigger a call to the e-book company's customer service department, as Alexa apps are assigned a phone number to facilitate these sorts of outbound calls.
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Shares of online publishing and e-book company China Literature got off to a roaring start on their first day of trade in Hong Kong, surging as much as 100 percent in the morning session.
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Razer's debut followed China Literature's public offering on the Hong Kong Exchange last Wednesday, which saw the online literature and e-book platform close up nearly 90 percent on a stellar first day of trade.
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Earlier on Friday, three formats — a hardcover edition, e-book version and an audiobook — of "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" took the first, second and third slots on Amazon's best sellers list.
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His literary trust objected when a publisher in Tennessee compiled three of Mr. Salinger's earliest stories, which it claimed were no longer under copyright, and printed them in an e-book and then in paperback.
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Composer and journalist Norma Beecroft changed that last year, when she compiled an e-book of her own interviews conducted over the years as a producer and freelance commentator for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC).
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"Amazon's position in the digital audio market is even more dominant and unshakable than its position was in the e-book market," said Michael Cader, a book industry analyst and the founder of Publishers Marketplace.
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Allowing a library like the Los Angeles Public Library (which serves 18 million people) the same number of initial e-book copies as a rural Vermont library serving 1,200 people smacks of punishment, not support.
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She wrote an e-book, "Not Cut Out for the 9-5," about leaving the corporate world to develop an online business that would allow her to travel, according to the book's page on Amazon.
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"My editors at Doubleday took one look at them and said, 'Great, go ahead,'" he wrote in 2012, the year "The Fox Went Out on a Chilly Night" (1961) was released as an e-book.
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Read: Gretchen McCulloch's "Because Internet," a look at how the digital world has influenced the English language, is new this week on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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Read: Gretchen McCulloch's "Because Internet," a look at how the digital world has influenced the English language, is new this week on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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I do a few days' worth of dishes (shout-out to depression) now that he isn't sleeping, and make a delicious chili rice noodle "salad" of sorts for my dinner, using an e-book recipe.
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I had actually begun to think about this much before, because I had been radicalized by Amazon's conflict with Hachette over e-book pricing and so I saw this and it's all self-interested, right?
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Much of it can be discovered in the newly re-released edition of her 1997 memoir Without A Doubt, now in e-book form and with a brand new forward from a 20-years-later perspective.
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A settlement, which is not imminent, would seek to resolve concerns that Amazon's contracts with publishers prevented other e-book distributors from competing in the English- and German-language markets, an unnamed source told the Journal.
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This new page displays all of your content neatly with completion bars on the bottom of books, magazines and video covers to show you how much you have left in an e-book or a movie.
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The company sold more printed books in the quarter, but not enough to offset the fall in e-book sales, a softness felt by other publishers also, Chief Executive Robert Thomson said on a conference call.
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With InDesign, we'll be ready to take your Photoshop creations and showcase them within your own intricate design work, whether you're preparing a digital magazine, an e-book, or any number of visually-appealing online documents.
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The process sucks time and resources from well-intended creators across an array of industries who come before the Copyright Office's makeshift tribunal themselves: Remixers, college professors, media literacy teachers, e-book writers, students, and more.
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In the case of the question/answer, for example, simply repeating the question would be a solution: It's not like they're going to incur extra printing costs or run out of space in an e-book.
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Readers are still predominantly turning to printed books over electronic ones That number more than doubles the number of people who reported that they had read an e-book in the same time period (28 percent).
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The offering for China's biggest e-book company priced at the top of its marketed range of HK$48–HK$4.123 range, Tencent said in a statement, confirming a report from Thomson Reuters IFR last week.
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READ IT ON THE PHONE Last year 15 percent of e-book buyers read their books primarily on smartphones, up from 6 percent in 2013, according to a survey of 0003,000 people by Nielsen Books & Consumers.
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In that same period, Amazon's dedicated e-reader, Kindle, seems to have fallen in popularity: 21 percent of e-book buyers said they read on Kindle e-readers in 2015, compared with 30 percent in 2013.
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The 2018 Arduino Enthusiast E-Book Bundle contains ten e-books that will teach you how to make a wide variety of robotic and hardware projects to impress all your friends and scare all your supervisors.
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There are no current plans to release the books in print, and Pottermore editors have not determined how long the e-book series will be, according to Anna Rafferty, Pottermore's director of product, creative and content.
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Originally released as an e-book in March, Jason Arnopp's novel THE LAST DAYS OF JACK SPARKS (Orbit, $24) apparently did well enough to merit a hardcover rerelease in September, with a flashy additional marketing push.
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Meanwhile, e-book sales have plateaued (after peaking around 2014), and Amazon has entered the brick-and-mortar bookstore game, driven in no small part by the trend back toward books and bookstores it somehow missed.
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Brian Belfiglio, vice president and director of publicity at Scribner, said that the imprint expects to publish an e-book on Friday, and that the trade paperback edition would be available on April 26 or earlier.
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Services that aren't permanently owned — like a Netflix subscription — would be taxed at a 6% rate, while digital purchases, such as an e-book downloaded to an Amazon Kindle e-reader, would see a 5.5% tax.
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Read: "The Rise of Magicks," the third book in the Chronicles of the One series by Nora Roberts, debuts at No. 1 on our hardcover fiction and combined print and e-book fiction best-seller lists.
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The Complete Learn to Code e-book bundle Coding is one of the most sought after skills in the workforce today and it can definitely earn you some serious money if you know what you're doing.
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Amazon also offers a number of smaller benefits — like the ability to rent one free Kindle e-book a month, unlimited use of video game streaming site Twitch and a discounted subscription to The Washington Post.
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"There is no true opportunity in South Korea for the average young person," said Kim Han-gyeol, 23, who graduated from a vocational school and became a part-time software developer for an e-book company.
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Limp stressed that Alexa is still in its early stages, and compared it to Amazon's Kindle e-reader business, which showed strong traction among users early on, and eventually helped Amazon build a massive e-book market.
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U.S. online retailer Amazon has offered to scrap some clauses from its e-book deals with publishers, the European Commission said on Tuesday, a move aimed at ending an EU antitrust investigation and avoid a possible fine.
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Free: iOS, Android If you're a book nerd, you may already know about Shelfie, an app that helps you organize your e-book collection by leveraging your print books to snag discounts on digital and audio books.
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While the devices are connected to Kobo's e-book library, which isn't as big as Amazon's, they do work well with OverDrive, the app that allows you to check out free e-books from your public library.
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It's not an exclusive deal — you'll be able to buy The Fates Divide in bookstores and from online retailers — but Scribd will be the only subscription service where you can find the e-book on launch day.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China Literature Ltd, China's largest online publishing and e-book company, launched an initial public offering for up to $1.1 billion on Monday, seeking funds for acquisitions and to expand its digital publishing business.
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" She is a former editorial writer for The Times and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World" and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception.
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Kobo's parent company, Rakuten, acquired a company last year called Overdrive that has deep ties with the growing e-book lending programs around the country, and so library lending also features prominently in the Aura One's software.
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Related: A Notorious Canadian Serial Killer Wrote an E-Book — And People Are Pissed at Amazon for Publishing It When such resolutions do go to a vote, it's not always to the benefit of pay equity advocates.
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Instead of searching the San Francisco Public Library e-book app, clicking through on Google takes me straight to the library;s online checkout page so that I can download the book seamlessly from my original search.
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Tencent subsidiary and e-book company China Literature debuted in Hong Kong on Wednesday local time in a public offering which was oversubscribed by more than 600 times and roughly doubled on its first day of trading.
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The numbers, which include hardcover, e-book, and audio purchases, would make Clinton's inaugural novel the best-selling adult fiction book in its first week since Harper Lee's "Go Set a Watchman," according to the Associated Press.
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The idea behind this is to "Gamify education," rewarding a child with games and entertainment apps if the Facemetrix app has duly checked that they really did read the e-book they told their parents they'd read.
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I couldn't wait to see how it handled a real reading situation, with a serious pre-existing collection — especially given that I'd had troubles with iBooks and my 1,600-plus e-book library in the recent past.
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Scribd raises $58M for subscription e-books and audiobooks At the beginning of this year, the company — known for a Netflix-style, e-book and audiobook subscription — announced that it had more than 1 million paying subscribers.
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" She is a former editorial writer for The Times and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World'" and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception.
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" She is a former editorial writer for The Times and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World>" and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception.
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" She is a former editorial writer for The Times and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World" and the World War II spy story e-book"D for Deception.
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When you get an e-book from an online bookstore and agree to the store's "terms of use" document, you are buying a nonnegotiable license for the work — and operating under contract law instead of copyright law.
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Although some e-book providers allow you to digitally loan e-books to friends for a brief period, the license agreement typically requires that you use the book in a personal, noncommercial way (even after you die).
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Like other e-book shops (including those for the Amazon's Kindle, Apple's iBooks app and the Kobo eReader), the titles you purchased are connected to your account with the company — and not tied to any particular device.
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Like Publishers Weekly, the Times divides its list by format (hardcover, paperback, e-book, and combined sales across all formats), by age (adult, children, and young adult), and by genre (fiction, nonfiction, business, science, sports, and advice).
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In the case of buying an e-book, even if you're buying it with a smart contract, instead of auditing the software you'll rely on one of four things, each of them characteristics of the "old way": either the author of the smart contract is someone you know of and trust, the seller of the e-book has a reputation to uphold, you or friends of yours have bought e-books from this seller in the past successfully, or you're just willing to hope that this person will deal fairly.
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The government report, available for free on the Department of Justice's website as a PDF, was presented in book form by The Washington Post and Scribner as a paperback and e-book after it was released last month.
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If you are looking to replace an old Nook e-reader with something more versatile, an inexpensive Android-based tablet stocked with e-book apps can serve as an all-purpose portable library for all your e-books.
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Subscription e-book and audiobook service Scribd is unveiling a new content type that it calls a Snapshot — a distillation of a nonfiction book's key points, which can be read or listened to in 15 minutes or less.
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Amazon, meanwhile, has been moving in the other direction – it already has the e-book empire others want to topple, so now its focus is on launching Amazon bookstores that put physical books in front of shoppers, too.
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An ISIS e-book published just months after the declaration of the caliphate stressed that each province is responsible for its own media – videos, photo essays, websites, tweets – to keep the operation diffuse and harder to take out.
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That means Apple must abide by the terms of a 2014 settlement to pay $400 million to as many as 23 million e-book consumers who were harmed by Apple's price-fixing conspiracy with five big book publishers.
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The goal of the blockchain is, you don't trust an e-book vendor and they don't trust you (because you're just two individuals on the internet), but, because it's on blockchain, you'll be able to trust the transaction.
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The E-Book Central page on the site of the New York Public Library explains all the options for borrowing digital content and has links to the library's own reading app, NYPL SimplyE, for Android and iOS devices.
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When the world didn't end in 2012, he didn't miss a beat: He produced more e-book guides on becoming a pick-up artist, dominating the competition in Farmville and World of Warcraft, and dealing with problem children.
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They sometimes hook customers in by offering a free e-book first, then use the old trick of saying there's a "special offer" for one-on-one advice, when in reality the discount price is always the same.
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" Clark-Bojin posts free tutorial clips on her Instagram every week, spends at least an hour a day answering questions from her followers, and has just published an E-book version of her how-to book "Pie Modding.
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Save $104 on the Ultimate Raspberry Pi E-book Bundle — $19.99 See Details The process of CAD, or computer-aided design, and 3D printing enables you to build anything from models to toys to furniture on a computer.
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The Seattle-based firm said in an email that after offering its internet cloud service in Australia in 2012 and opening an online e-book store in 2013, "the next step is to bring a retail offering to Australia".
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They're compact, sleek, and magical devices that you can bring with you anywhere to get some work done on the road or use at home to watch a movie or read an e-book while sitting on the couch.
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In favor: Dude... Opposed: [annoying game show announcer voice] The one that's available in e-book form right now on iTunes and Amazon, where it's been the top-selling hockey book in both the U.S. and Canada all week?
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In the study, 34 college students who reported symptoms of depression and anxiety spent two weeks chatting with Woebot while 36 people in the control group were directed to the National Institute of Mental Health's e-book on depression.
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Apple could also let users set their device to a "listen-only" or "read-only" mode, without having to crawl through a settings menu, so that you can enjoy reading an e-book without a constant buzz of notifications.
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Many of the same forces that declared print dead back in 2009 are now saying the same about e-readers, as print sales made a comeback in recent years, while e-book sales have actually taken a small dip.
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A search on popular torrent site The Pirate Bay returned more than a dozen copies of Fire and Fury in various formats, and several versions of it are far-and-away the most popular e-book on the site.
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Catherine Porter, our Toronto bureau chief, has traveled to Auschwitz with Holocaust survivors, written an e-book about a survivor from the Bergen-Belsen camp and produced a thesis about Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the German theologian and anti-Nazi dissident.
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Read: Lynne Olson's "Madame Fourcade's Secret War," which tells the story of a Frenchwoman who led the fight against the Nazis, is new this week on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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STOCKHOLM, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Swedish e-book and audiobook service Storytel said it expected streaming revenues to rise sharply this year to 1.9-2.0 billion Swedish crowns ($201-13 million), with continued strong growth seen in the years ahead.
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The holidays are here, and if you're unwrapping a new Kindle (or a non-Amazon-branded e-reader, or just a device with an e-book app on it), you might be looking for some new books to read.
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A couple of months ago, Amazon's e-book division Audible launched professionally performed audio stories for Alexa devices in order to test whether voice-controlled choose-your-own-adventure style narratives would work on smart speakers, like the Amazon Echo.
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The EU competition enforcer, which launched an investigation into the company in June 2015 on concerns that the disputed terms may make it difficult for other e-book publishers to compete, did not respond to an email seeking immediate comment.
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The issue came to a head in 2014 with the long Amazon/Hachette fight over Amazon's e-book payment policies; even though Hachette won that battle, there are still hang-wringing articles about the pros and cons of e-books.
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HONG KONG, Feb 6 (Reuters) - China Reading, the country's largest online publishing and e-book company, plans to raise up to $800 million in an initial public offering in 2017, IFR reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the plans.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China Literature Ltd, a Tencent Holdings Ltd unit and the country's largest online publishing and e-book company, has filed for a Hong Kong initial public offering that is expected to raise as much as $262 million.
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Smartphones have shed the bezels around their displays, making them big enough to watch the occasional video or read a longer article (for books, you want to use an e-book reader anyways), while the phone maintains a manageable form factor.
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These ultra-portable gadgets make it possible to take your entire e-book library with you, but don't take up too much room in your tote bag, so you still have room in there for a crisp canned rosé (or three).
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The Chinese publishing and e-book company, majority owned by Tencent Holdings Ltd, priced its IPO at the top end of the HK$48–HK$55 indicative range, the Thomson Reuters publication reported on Wednesday, citing people close to the deal.
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It was a small act of information age defiance, and perhaps also a bit of a throwback, somewhat analogous to Stephen King's 2000 self-publishing an e-book or Radiohead's 2007 release of a download-only record without a label.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 24 (Reuters) - U.S. online retailer Amazon has offered to scrap some clauses from its e-book deals with publishers, the European Commission said on Tuesday, a move aimed at ending an EU antitrust investigation and avoid a possible fine.
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Despite the criticism of "American Dirt," the book has been a commercial success, spending six weeks on the New York Times best-seller list for combined print and e-book fiction and selling nearly 200,000 copies, according to NPD Book Scan.
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According to "The Zen Predator of the Upper East Side," an investigative e-book by Mark Oppenheimer published by the Atlantic in 2014, Mr. Shimano was pressured to leave Hawaii as a result of questionable behavior with two female Zen students.
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Among her other books was "A Year of Biblical Womanhood: How a Liberated Woman Found Herself Sitting on Her Roof, Covering Her Head, and Calling Her Husband Master," which was on The New York Times e-book nonfiction best-seller list.
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Free versions abound: Audible released a free narration of the report, and the Digital Public Library of America has produced a free enhanced e-book version of the report, with links to more than 740 of the documents referenced in footnotes.
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" She is a former editorial writer for The Times and the author, most recently, of "Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World," and the World War II spy story e-book "D for Deception ""D for Deception.
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That was assured after his third book, "Goldstein," came out in 2010 and made it onto the German best-seller list (it's available as an e-book in the United States from Picador Press, with a paperback to follow next year).
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"If you're a social media marketer who usually has her plate full with clients, now's a great time to write that e-book on a brand story," said Tori Dunlap, a financial coach in Seattle and founder of HerFirst$100k.
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McCuaig played a key part in DOJ's successful effort to block a $50 billion merger between Anthem Inc and Cigna Corp in 2017, and led its earlier investigation into alleged price-fixing by Apple Inc and five e-book publishers.
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In 103, the federal judge handling Apple's e-book antitrust judgment appointed Michael Bromwich as the company's overseer, a respected former prosecutor and, more recently, the lawyer for Christine Blasey Ford, who accused Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
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I actually find that having a physical book makes me more likely to focus on and finish what I'm reading, but more and more often I default to the Kindle just because of the ease of downloading the e-book.
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Editorial Observer A non-virtual, real-life Amazon bookstore opened in Manhattan on Thursday with no obvious signs of corporate guilt at having driven countless independent bookstores to oblivion with the scythe-like power of the company's e-book discounting.
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Read: Matt Zoller Seitz and Alan Sepinwall's "The Sopranos Sessions," a collection of interviews and essays to mark the 20th anniversary of the show, is new on our hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller lists.
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Mr. Magliato said those working on the Skyhorse project initially thought the Mueller report would come this week, giving them time to read, typeset and print a hard copy by March 26, with an e-book available in under 48 hours.
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Grace's memoir, TRANNY, which was co-written with Noisey editor Dan Ozzi, is out on November 15 from Hachette Books, and, in our completely, totally 100 percent unbiased opinion, may be the greatest piece of literature ever put on paper (or e-book!).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Apple Inc's challenge to an appellate court decision that it conspired with five publishers to increase e-book prices, meaning it will have to pay $450 million as part of a settlement.
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As independent authors grab a bigger slice of the e-book market, digital sales by traditional publishers fell by 299 percent in the first nine months of 21, according to data gathered from more than 2000,227 publishers by the Association of American Publishers.
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Despite the uptick in e-book usage, Dr. Tiffany Munzer — the study's primary author and a development behavioral pediatrics fellow at the University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children's Hospital — told ABC News that printed books are the "gold standard" of parent-child interaction.
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Walmart says it will use the power of its physical retail presence to get this e-book offering off the ground, noting that its stores see over 140 million weekly customers who will be able to buy e-readers and digital book cards.
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And, indeed, even though the publishers ended up settling with the government, the introduction of more competition into the e-book marketplace (primarily from Apple) has had the impact of making e-books more expensive than they were when Amazon ruled the roost.
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For trans women, in addition to Kling's e-book (which is currently only available in this archived version) there's the zine Fucking Trans Women, by Mira Bellwether, and Brazen, a safer sex guide for trans women, developed by the City of Toronto.
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When you search for a book on Amazon in Kindle e-books, the result will read "Whispersync for Voice-ready" under the price, which indicates that title is also available as an audiobook, and can be synced to your Kindle e-book progress.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Apple Inc's challenge to an appellate court decision that it conspired with five publishers to increase e-book prices, meaning it will have to pay $450 million as part of a settlement.
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The Commission opened an investigation into the company's e-books in English and German in June 2015, concerned that such parity clauses made it harder for other e-book retailers to compete with Amazon by developing new and innovative products and services.
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"More and more people are using Wi-Fi- enabled devices such as smartphones, laptops, tablets and e-book readers on a daily basis, and the MTA can accommodate this growing trend by introducing high-speed connectivity and charging ports on-board MTA buses."
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If you're a DIY-type who likes to tinker with computers and electronics — or that sounds like someone you'll be shopping for this holiday season — you should check out these two e-book bundle deals, available at amazing pre-Black Friday discounts.
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For all outward appearances, the relationship between Amazon and the publishing industry had settled into a wary peace, following a highly publicized dust-up in 2014 between Amazon and Hachette, wherein Amazon tried to bully Hachette in negotiations over e-book prices.
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Shortly after Corsi publicly revealed last year that Mueller's team had offered him a plea deal for lying to investigators, he published an e-book on his experience with the special counsel, with a hardcover version set to be released next month.
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In one set of patent applications, Amazon describes how a "voice sniffer algorithm" could be used on an array of devices, like tablets and e-book readers, to analyze audio almost in real time when it hears words like "love," bought" or "dislike.
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