Romance blooms in ebook formats - Victoria Times Colonist
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Romance blooms in ebook formats Victoria Times Colonist By Amy Smart, Times Colonist February 5, 2012 Your e-reading friend may have a steamy little secret. Romance novels are the most popular genre of ebook borrowed from the Greater Victoria Public Library, according to recent statistics. |
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 08:43:20 AM
Wolverton: New Kindle Touch is an impressive e-reader - San Jose Mercury News
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 Mobiletor.com | Wolverton: New Kindle Touch is an impressive e-reader San Jose Mercury News Tablets usually have full color screens, include Web browsers and email programs, and can run a wide range of applications; by contrast, e-readers typically have black-and-white screens and are designed to be used primarily for reading e-books. Amazon Kindle by eBook Reader Reviews |
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Amazon ups UK e-book sales five-fold - The Bookseller
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 The Bookseller | Amazon ups UK e-book sales five-fold The Bookseller In the UK, Amazon said sales of Kindle e-books in the last three months had increased five-fold in comparison to the same period in 2010 and it received twice as many orders for Kindle e-readers in the run-up to Christmas than last year. This May Be Barnes & Noble's Final Mistake |
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Public libraries struggle to meet the demand for e-books - Washington Post
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Public libraries struggle to meet the demand for e-books Washington Post Here's a comparison of e-book availability of Washington Post bestsellers in area library systems, using Fairfax County as an indicator for Virginia. Read related article. Sources: Maryland Digital eLibrary Consortium, Fairfax County Public Library, ... |
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E-Book Prices Get Slashed - Wall Street Journal
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 Wall Street Journal | E-Book Prices Get Slashed Wall Street Journal By JEFFREY A. TRACHTENBERG Nearly two years after book publishers forced a sharp increase in the price of newly released e-books, a new low-price trend is emerging. A growing number of publishers are experimenting with 99-cent temporary prices on ... |
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