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Tag Archives: e-books

March 22, 2011

E-books catching on in K-12—plus the rejection of the Google Book settlement: Two good reasons for a well-stocked national digital library system

E-books and other digital texts are continuing to catch on in...
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March 03, 2011

Beware of witty librarians with videocams: Oklahoma libs vs. wear-and-tear excuse for HarperCollins’s 26-checkout limit on e-books

Pioneer Library System, via one of my favorite e-book blogs, Nate...
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February 26, 2011

Printed books vs. e-books: Should publishers impose borrowing limits on e-book copies even though there aren’t equivalent limits on paper copies?

E-book users hate long waits for popular titles from local public...
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January 18, 2011

Getting free e-books from the library is overrated, says e-book blogger—and tells why he feels that way

How much will a well-stocked national digital library system cost? We...
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  • Good news for Stanza fans: It apparently works under Apple’s new iOS6 | The Digital Reader { […] one of the best e-reading apps around, was brokenwhen Apple upgraded to iOS […] }
  • Amazon, please unmute the Kindle Paperwhite: No need for the workaround shown in this video, when TTS chips cost next to nothing! | The Digital Reader { […] nothing else, why must even experimenters feel compelled to try the FingerReader on the popular Amazon Paperwhite or other ereaders without text to […] }
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  • Toward an e-library ecosystem: Public libraries will screw themselves if they don’t learn from Amazon’s comprehensive ‘seamless’ approach | The Digital Reader { […] thrive. For example, Amazon and other companies could partner up with libraries to help use family literacy projects to grow the number of readers... }
  • Hip Video Explains All-Digital Library in Bexar County, Texas | The Digital Reader { […] The library has doubled its e-book collection from the original 10,000—still a fraction of what national digital libraries could offer, but definite progress. Go... }
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