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Old 01-12-2007, 05:19 AM   #1
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Publishers increase investments in e-book technologies

The Wall Street Journal is reporting (only to its subscribers, not to us) that HarperCollins Publishers has bought an equity stake in NewsStand Inc., a distributor of digital editions for newspapers and magazines. NewsStand is also parent company to LibreDigital, who specialized in online sales and marketing of e-books, from digitization to display.

Furthermore, the article states that HarperCollins is starting to offer competitors to use its digitizing technology for a license.

Other publishers who invested in e-book technologies recently include:
  • CBS Corp.'s Simon & Schuster, who is constructing its own digital warehouse, expecting to have more than 12,000 digital titles by year-end
  • Bertelsmann AG's Random House Inc., who is in the ongoing process of creating a digital archive for its backlist and newly published titles in the late 1990s.
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