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751. Bad Inquirer piece about e-ink
752. Ganaxa GeR2 e-reader: Vizplex vs. non-Vizplex video
753. Private School in CT is Using the Sony Reader!
754. interesting article on the economics of e-content
755. interesting discussion on pricing of fiction books
756. New publisher coming to Webscriptions
757. Toshiba and Manganovel Take Manga Global in a New Way
758. British Library books go digital
759. Bookstores seek new authors in two contests
760. Spam weapon helps preserve books
761. Even DRM-free content may not be enough...
762. Nintendo DS ebook application
763. E-Book Reading Devices
764. Fujitsu color e-paper video @ Createc 2007
765. Next PalmOS delayed until end of 2008
766. One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) hands-on video
767. No ebooks from BL publishing
768. Bookeen Cybook Gen3 updated firmware has ARRIVED!!!
769. E Ink in 2009: Larger, colorful and flexible, says CEO
770. Lulu allows users to optimise ebooks for iPhone, Sony Reader
771. WIPO releases child's guide to copyright law
772. DRM does not hurt consumers
773. check another "cant't believe they can be so dense story"
774. New use for e-ink in cell-phones
775. Cybook Gen3 delayed until November?
776. Sony plans UK e-reader launch at London BookFair 2008
777. Fujistu color ebooks in A4 and A5 format
778. World's dumbest file-sharer mulls appeal
779. Fujitsu color e-reader
780. One wonders what they were thinking
781. By 2010: Samsung will power cell phones with water
782. An all-in-one device I could go for: the Matrix Watches EWatch
783. "I'd like to sell a hell of a lot more than we're selling" says Sony Rep
784. German Article: Auftrieb für eBooks ("Rise of the eBooks")
785. Best seller lists punish e-books
786. Publishers need to push ebook reader adoption
787. Mixing Clicks and Bricks - Borders Digital Concept
788. Ebook Readers Obsolete?
789. "Print is Dead: Books in Our Digital Age" by Jeff Gomez
790. Electronic Paper: Where do we go from here?
791. E-paper past and future article
792. Nokia to release N810 internet tablet in mid-November
793. Microsoft Home E-Reader will be launch on the first week of November
794. Ricavision Home E-Reader to launch in November?
795. Lonely Planet Guides
796. Every novel on Man Booker Prize shortlist to be available free for online readers
797. ASUS Eee sold out in one day
798. FBReader fixes character encoding problem
799. Bridgestone A3 4096 Color QR-LPD Display
800. Christian Science Monitor has article about e-books
801. Plastic Logic 'well on schedule to begin with production in the middle of next year'
802. E-book competition
803. OCRopus - Google's open source Linux software
804. UK to consider anti file-sharing laws
805. E Ink shows off front-lit, flexible e-paper displays
806. Hachette Book Group chooses epub
807. At Last: *Front-Lit* E-Ink, Flexible E-Ink and ... E-Ink Watches!
808. Reading Jane Austen on a BlackBerry
809. "Dummies" Series Now Available in MobiPocket Format
810. German iLiad eBook Reader offer + 100 Euro eBooks included
811. E-books might be next step in evolution, says S&P research
812. Penguin: Publishers need the e-book to survive
813. PVI on its way to success thanks to E Ink
814. E-paper isn't just good for e-books...
815. OLED e-books?
816. The New Yorker on the Future of Reading
817. Subterranean Press joins Baen's Webscriptions
818. Adobe coming to its senses: Move to DRM lite
819. Videos with epaper (German Article)
820. Butterfly screen
821. Electronic Reader Etiquette
822. DRM = BAD
823. Why would you use OCR for a 2007 book?
824. Apple iPhone in Europe
825. SAGE is the latest publisher to pick VitalSource for e-textbooks
826. A prosumer v-cradle
827. MARK bookmark: illuminates your book pages at night
828. Australian bookstore Dymocks to sell e-books
829. Seiko Epson produces hi-res E Ink display
830. Size matter's - Eink
831. Interesting paper on copyright law vs reality
832. Next-gen e-readers: When?!
833. kindle - why no fire at mobileread?
834. Aussies rejoice - e-book hardware on sale in this country
835. PVI thinks big, also thanks to recent Kindle mania
836. PVI buying BOE Hydis (LCD Panel Manufacturer)
837. BooksOnBoard matches Amazon prices
838. Kindle Sells Out
839. PVI in talks with US companies for e-paper price tags...
840. Fictionwise goes to $9.95
841. SteveJordanBooks offers SJBundles!
842. British novelist doesn't want a Kindle for Christmas
843. Mobipocket Down Again
844. ebook prices HC to PB can be a problem
845. Jeff Bezos as a consumer how do you like the model?
846. First Scandinavian e-book store!
847. Article on Linux and E Ink displays
848. Ads for Adobe PDF powered by Yahoo, to be launched
849. Adobe executives point the finger at Amazon Kindle
850. soft copy vs. hard copy no more.
851. Dymocks announces their new ebook reader
852. Environmental study: 30 min of e-paper reading = 30 mins of print reading
853. Nemoptic's Sylen receives 2m Euro grant
854. PDF is now an ISO Standard
855. Fuji-Xerox jumps on the color e-paper bandwagon
856. Just how important IS color to you?
857. Design your own e-reader device contest
858. The Weekly Standard on Google Books
859. An iPod e-book reader?
860. Lessing, Doris. On not winning the Nobel Prize
861. Polymer Vision announces production of rollable displays
862. Meet the Cloudbook, competition for the 701
863. Ebook Piracy
864. Suggested H/W Upgrade to Sony PRS-505
865. Fictionwise adds Kindle support (including wireless downloads!)
866. Will 2008 be the year of the e-book?
867. More on ripping CDs
868. Polymer Vision: rollable e-paper is finally on the roll
869. Hypocrites abound!
870. Iliad now available from Dymocks $899 Aus
871. Article about R&D head at E Ink
872. Dymocks: iRex iLiad goes Down Under
873. New ebook reader, NUUT
874. Defective by Design is targeting the Kindle
875. NUUT book Cybook-clone makes the rounds
876. Non-Kindle e-readers compared by David Rothman
877. Amazon Kindle is 'a bit sad,' says French designer
878. Got questions for the makers of the Readius?
879. Overdrive announces epub support in 2008
880. OverDrive to Adopt epub
881. Adobe EpubCheck to validate Epub documents
882. E-Ink Watch now for sale
883. The New Sony-Borders e-Book Store Goes Live
884. Paperback Digital Down?
885. The future of books - bleak or bright?
886. interesting NYT article on "copyright morality"
887. Wired.com Top Ten Gadgets of 2007
888. OLPC - one laptop per child - compared to Iliad
889. $40K to fill an iPod? One third of PCs use LimeWire instead
890. Mobipocket down again?
891. Take Note
892. Did Paperback Digital go out of business?
893. AP article snubs e-books for POD
894. 50% royalties for ebooks vs 15% for Paperback
895. "Can you curl up with a good e-book reader?"
896. LG.Philips e-paper
897. E-Books vs. Dead-Tree Books: An Alternate Dialogue
898. My mininal e-book reader
899. LG.Philips LCD: Hi-res 14.3-inch flexible color display
900. EU forcing DRM interoperability
901. Could this be Ebooks, 3 Years from now?
902. Business Week reports that Sony/BMG throws in the towel on drm
903. New E-Ink reader, Soribook.
904. The Saramago Effect
905. Ebook Adoption in Schools...will it happen?
906. Sony announced PDF *reflow* support at CES!
907. Format Shifting - Soon Legal in the UK?
908. Sony goes DivX - now what about e-books, Sony?
909. Fictionwise bought Ereader.com
910. Breaking: eReader.com changes hands again, acquired by Fictionwise
911. Publishers Weekly Article: Trends to Watch in 2008
912. Papyre: a new ebook reader
913. SMH has weak story on ebook readers
914. What happened with ManyBooks.net?
915. iriver e-book prototype device at CES 2008
916. iriver-prepping-handwriting-friendly-e-book-tablet
917. Fictionwise says eReader format is safe
918. Interesting NYT discussion on drm
919. A Samsung ebook reader coming?
920. Apple laptop: a tablet?
921. Steve Jobs on the "iPod of reading"
922. People don't read anymore - Steve Jobs
923. Korean schools to get digital text books
924. Poll: 1 in 4 U.S. adults didn't read a book in 2007
925. Alternative to DRM?
926. Philips Readius...now with...cellphone?
927. Readius Cell Phone/eBook device with 5 inch rollout screen
928. EU Copyright Harmonization In the Works
929. Paulo Coelho gives 'em for free
930. NY Times article about e-books and reading business
931. Paulo "The Alchemist" Coelho pirates own books to increase sales
932. Amazon to Begin International Rollout of MP3s in 2008
933. Cell phone books cause drop in book income
934. Macmillan Publishing Solutions launches mobile reader service
935. Colour and Video Frame Rate
936. Hitachi phone with e-ink 'screen'
937. What does the future Hold
938. PVI cannot meet Amazon Kindle demand
939. The Future of Information is e-Ink - Article in The Age
940. Amazon to Acquire Audible.com
941. Will cellphones save books?
942. Any OLPC display based readers on the way
943. potentially very good news for e-books
944. The 2008 U.S. Presidential candidates and what they bring to the table for e-books
945. Readius article in magazine on Issuu site
946. Sony Vending Machines (Kiosks)
947. Effect of Amazon's buying Audible?
948. Tor offers free weekly books if you sign up
949. EBook Technologies (of eb1150 fame) have big things in the works
950. Random House to Sell Books by the Chapter
951. Adobe DE 1.5 Beta
952. Readius Hands-on Video
953. Free Jo Walton novels
954. "Death of the Book" London Times article
955. ebook and ichapters have a plan
956. EU artists to collect royalties for 95 years
957. Hands on with Polymer Vision Readius
958. Free Harper Collins books-Online Only
959. Prediction: Apple Will Announce a new ebook reader near the end of February
960. Article in Newsweek about Atiz "book ripper"
961. Rumor: Sony Reader, Amazon Kindle Coming to the UK soon
962. A new use for an eBook Reader
963. Free Steven Brust Novel in Firefly Universe
964. Are enterprises ready for e-readers?
965. Tor Books to offer social networking, original short fiction and nonfiction online
966. Freakonomics blog article
967. Read an E-book Week is right around the corner... March 2nd-8th, 2008.
968. price of books
969. Free! Why $0.00 Is the Future of Business
970. An armful of books?
971. E-book concept combines leather and multi-touch
972. Trend or fluke?
973. Free ebooks from Whiskey Creek Press
974. Free Neil Gaiman online ebook - American Gods
975. Transatlantic E-book Economics
976. London Guardian article on impact of ebooks on authors
977. Oxford University Press releases Kindle editions, stunned by results
978. Old Mans War--effect of free ebook on sales
979. Publishers Phase Out Piracy Protection on Audio Books
980. Free books from GBG
981. sub-notebooks with 9" screens
982. Cory Doctorow: "Hardware ebook readers are a dead end"
983. Book lovers have emotional bond with paper
984. Dutch newspaper NRC first to offer iLiad e-paper edition
985. Kindle books outsell publishers' expectations
986. Is this the next Mac tablet, or just a Generic Icon that represent all Ipods?
987. Some disappointing Star Trek e-book news
988. Conspiracy Theory: What is Amazon hiding about the Kindle?
989. Netronix/PVI 9.7" & 6" e-readers
990. Where all the eInk displays are going
991. my site's new ebook publishing feature
992. The Opton: eBook device of the Future and the Past
993. Poll: Age of People who Read E-Books
994. Brand New Wikipedia TomeRadier English File
995. NRC sells 500 Iliad + digital newspaper subscriptions
996. A call for Mormon e-book readers
997. No shortage of E-Ink screens?
998. Sony Reader coming to the UK on April 4th!
999. Piracy vs Bookstores
1000. 'El Pais' article (in Spanish) on cyber-reading