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251. Why the situation is ripe for e-books
252. Microsoft reinvents the electronic annotation
253. Electronic libaries are hard to browse
254. Academic library eBook usage surging
255. Books-On-Mobile Publisher wins Red Herring 100 award
256. Reading is different for men and women
257. Flexible E Ink in 2008 says Plastic Logic
258. Next Sony Reader in color and with moving pictures
259. Research firm optimistic about OLED and e-paper displays
260. hitachi is first
261. Hitachi surprises with Albirey e-paper display
262. A4 e-paper display from Hitachi
263. Bankcard powered with SiPix e-paper technology
264. What WSJ thinks web readers want in a news site
265. philips e-reader
266. Bored with white e-paper displays? Try black!
267. Electronic paper gets palaverous
268. A universal library - such spectacular achievement is now possible
269. Why write an e-book? An author provides answers
270. E-paper wins says head of biggest Europe publisher
271. Print magazines are better when they emulate the web
272. Fujitsu's color e-paper is still too slow
273. Big plans for e-ink displays - it's now in billboards!
274. Long term forecast for book reading is not good
275. Prime View launches E Ink ODM/OEM services
276. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is 147yrs old today
277. If we must DRM, maybe we should Navio?
278. To save books you must... Kill them?!
279. E-book vending machines?
280. another drm ebook publisher (embiid) bites the dust
281. Just what we needed - another picture format
282. Shore predicts DRM is moving to portable storage
283. Invisibility not just for sci-fi books anymore?
284. E-paper shipments set for growth
285. BookFob - cripple DRM on a chain
286. ANA offering e-books to First Class travellers
287. Nanocrystal Displays
288. very interesting link about copyright in the digital age
289. Sony's CEO comments about the Sony Reader
290. Industry researcher predicts growthy market for flexible displays
291. French publisher sues Google for e-book piracy
292. E-book: hype or not?
293. Tower of eBabel: Why e-books are such a mess
294. Paperlike display running for 12 years and still going strong
295. DRM causing difficulties for libraries
296. E-books, the new frontier of advertising?
297. Epson Super High Res ePaper
298. Freedom from paper celebration
299. iRex and other presentations from the digital publishers conference
300. LG Philips demoed a grandiose 14.1" E Ink display
301. Sad news about Jim Baen
302. Sony Vending Machines
303. Jim Baen, sci-fi publisher, suffers stroke
304. Panasonic Sigma Book?
305. NY Times online division revenues are growing
306. Blackmask Online dying?
307. Nokia design concept features flexible LCD screen
308. Industry adopts new e-book standards
309. How much purchased content is locked up in proprietary e-book formats?
310. Paper books fight back
311. Are e-books trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist?
312. GUI desktop emulates papers and books on physical desktop
313. Flexible display design concepts from Plastic Logic
314. E-book industry counts on cell phones
315. Jim Baen will be missed.
316. StarForce DRM to threaten e-book aficionados?
317. Win for Google book-scanning project in Germany
318. Add your voice to the new e-book standard
319. Google Pack-like Installer for Windows Mobile Pocket PC
320. World eBook Fair
321. Create your own 6" EBOOK reader device with Electronic paper display!!!
322. MediaCommons wants to move academia away from paper
323. Would you pay money to read blogs?
324. Hitachi adds color to Albirey e-paper
325. Audiable continues to do business with Apple
326. Amazon Drops Lit/Pdf eBooks
327. Amazon to drop LIT and PDF e-books from its list
328. An e-book publisher's general view
329. E-book economics
330. Library audiobooks on the web
331. Bookpac - new Berlin based e-book company gearing up
332. iriver D25 - what do you think of it - as a reader?
333. LG Philips still touring with its 14.1" E Ink display
334. Where reading paper books is like having sex
335. HarperCollins pushes book piracy in China aside
336. Footage of the Rollable 'Phillips Readius'
337. Philips READIUS: e-ink with rolled up display
338. "Never put jam in an envelope" ...
339. BiblioRoll rolls your e-books from a digital bookshelf
340. The fight for a reflowable e-document standard
341. German Article about E-Readers
342. Lumalive textiles - the slighty different flexible display
343. Dual display e-book device showcased by Toshiba
344. UAE launches first electronic schoolbook
345. This e-paper self-destructs in 16 hours
346. dotReader alpha release next month with future iLiad support possible
347. Explore banned books with Google Book Search
348. Foxit Reader 2.0 for Windows released
349. E Ink patent hints that colored e-paper is on its way
350. Times Reader 0.1.0.00 beta released (screenshots attached)
351. Motley Fool article on e-books
352. Manipulated PDF exploits Adobe Acrobat flaws
353. International Display Research Conference 2006 in Ohio next week
354. "Fujitsu creates 'first' color, non-volatile e-paper"
355. E-book readers save money... and maybe your marriage!
356. Radical academic highlights changes in publishing
357. Vote for a Sony Reader forum at SXSW Conference
358. Competition for e-Ink
359. Sometimes even publishers get praised
360. New Samsung LCD display adapts to sunlight
361. The other sides of DRM
362. First glimpse of nextgen power storage?
363. LG Phone reads e-books out loud
364. E-book news roundup (a survey of some previous TeleRead stories)
365. Indian Newspaper does free online e-paper version
366. Library Best Practices Wiki needs help with an e-books section
367. Will Sony ever be Sony again? The Sony Reader might just do it!
368. Panasonic's Words Gear color e-book reader
369. Introducing Panasonic's "Word Gear" e-book reader
370. Japanese joint-venture to start e-book business
371. BL calls for action on updating DRM
372. E Ink display manufacturer PVI soars thanks to Sony Reader
373. The search for the Holy Grail of reading lights continues
374. an e-ink device with a browser ?
375. Is DRM necessary? Should publishers be concerned about piracy?
376. Color e-ink (Fujitsu) device at CEATEC Japan 2006
377. How newspapers can be relevant in the age of digital publishing
378. Fujitsu prototype
379. Fujitsu - Prototype Colour Ebook Reader
380. Are books going the way of the dinosaurs?
381. Google Book Search may not be bad for publishers after all
382. Article on current status with e-textbooks
383. Ebook Research
384. Can eink devices run Windows Mobile?
385. Recent research study on e-paper
386. Why aren't e-books more successful? - by Walt Crawford
387. ebook Standards announcement
388. Samsung to unveil TFT-LCD technologies
389. Microsoft's PDF-killer heads towards standards body
390. Microsoft joins Cornell U in mass book-scanning project
391. Demand for downloads of digital magazines surges
392. Will you miss library buildings if libraries ever go online-only?
393. Hacks for iRex iLiad and Sony Reader round-up
394. mobile reading
395. Adobe has new hope for e-books with Adobe Digital Editions
396. Plastic Logic's flexible e-paper may be available in 2008
397. An e-ink competitor ready to step up? SiPix Offers 'Evaluation Package'
398. Frankfurt book fair predicts 2008 year of e-book
399. Why no eBook kiosks?
400. IDPF - New digital book standard released: OEBPS (XML format) & OCF (container)
401. Book fairs around the world
402. Suggestion: Give all HC buyers the eBook for free
403. BBC reports: Copying own CDs 'should be legal'
404. Publishers: look at the used book market when considering eBooks
405. Proposal for an open source multi-format ebook authoring tool
406. IBM secretly working on an e-book device
407. E-books improve, but not enough
408. HP Ebook reader?
409. PopScience Best of Whats new winner for 2006
410. one ebook device which material cost just $63.0
411. APPLE! Please bring back the Newton!
412. Xerox still working on e-paper
413. Swedish design study of future e-paper
414. Upcoming copyright expirations
415. dotReader on the horizon
416. Comparisons between ebooks and anime fansubs
417. Panasonic Words Gear reader to launch in Dec 2006
418. Google Book Search goes Ajax
419. Good news re Anticircumvention
420. ConvertLIT - is it now legal to use in the US?
421. Where is the color E Ink that was promised to us?
422. Demand for e-readers with E Ink technology on the rise
423. Silk Pagoga - Ebook Site
424. Update on the ‘Simple Book’ multi-output e-book authoring system
425. Forbes on Books
426. Pending e-book devices.
427. Sun's McNealy working on open source textbooks
428. Hitachi prototypes e-paper on Tokyo's trains
429. Flexible displays may become reality sooner than we thought!
430. New Sharp color e-book reader with 4.3" screen
431. What does it mean to be a bestselling book? Nothing, actually.
432. An odd take on digital-enabled books
433. Books-On-Demand Printing Machine
434. Simple guide to choosing a Creative Commons license for your work
435. IDPF requests technical comment from MobileReaders
436. PC World: Sony Reader made the top twenty.
437. eBookTechnologies (ETI) may be working on an E Ink device
438. Reuters: Ailing music biz set to relax digital restrictions
439. Academic tool suggestions
440. Plastic Logic raises $100 million to enable the first “take anywhere, read anywhere”
441. neat flexable display
442. The future of e-books
443. No eReader for Linux in the works
444. Proposal: Digital Millennium Cultural Heritage Act
445. E-book prices need to come, says Technical Review
446. E Ink is hiring
447. Play news catch-up with TeleRead
448. IRIVER announces new reader - watch out Sony (threads merged)
449. iriver enters the e-book business
450. Findlaw Essay on Changes to Content Distribution
451. Publishers increase investments in e-book technologies
452. An "American Idol" for writers comes to the web
453. NYT article critical of drm music
454. Designer portrays London Tube with E Ink
455. Google to host Un-bound event - 15% of book sales through online biz
456. Toshiba Matsushita Display readies E Ink competing LCD panel
457. iriver e-book reader powered by Adobe Reader LE, more photos
458. We can influence copyright changes
459. E-paper industry sceptical about short-term prospects
460. Bridgestone QR-Liquid Powder
461. Google working on e-book retail platform
462. A (Sheet) Music Reader
463. PVI to release e-book reader in partnership with Les Echos
464. Nemoptic says our e-paper is better than others
465. Canadian government requires non-DRM "legal deposit" of digital works
466. Google Download: No iTunes for Books - BusinessWeek
467. Dutch school to launch iRex iLiad experiment
468. Good article on history and future of e-paper
469. Adobe wants PDF to become the formally recognized standard
470. Polymer Vision announces production facility
471. Winthrop University testing the Sony Reader
472. Universal Display as potential supplier of e-book displays
473. Nemoptic offers prototype kit of BiNem e-paper
474. 3D e-reader with touch sensors
475. There ain't no Harry Potter magic in e-books
476. Cell phone with a 5" eInk display?
477. Cellular Book: Rollup screen e-reader for 2007
478. Les Echos, Chinese Iliads and other Newpaper E-reader deals
479. Programmable Tatoos
480. lBOOK eReader V6
481. NY Times owner - Print version irrelevant or gone in 5 years
482. Philips unit to launch rollable-screen handheld
483. Give a Sony Reader to Jessica Rowling and help Médecins Sans Frontières
484. Why the Web is Killing Technology Magazines
485. PDF is dead. Or is it not?
486. IDPF to host Digital Book 2007 event on May 9th
487. Polymer Vision Readius - first photo from 3GSM
488. "Read an E-book Week 2007" event, this March
489. E-Book Author Complains About Unauthorized Physical Copies
490. Readius-Cellular Book > 600 Euro / not before Q3 2007
491. Zinio sold and acquired by FIJI Water founder
492. Polymer Vision Readius - first video from 3GSM
493. Polymer Vision Readius - Who's the OEM ?
494. Readius slashdotted
495. Read an ebook week contest
496. UK Parliament rejects anti-DRM petition
497. Possible merger of Borders with Barnes and Noble
498. estari Dual Screen Reader
499. Tower(s) of e-Babel
500. More Eric Flint on DRM - salvos 6 excerpt