Barnes & Noble is launching an Android app for its e-reading platform, Nook, today. Barnes & Nobile already has NOOK apps for the iPhone and iPad. View original here: Nook Android App: Barnes & Noble Launches eBook App For Droid  Read More →

While the price of many basic e-readers has been cut to stimulate sales, companies like Barnes & Noble and Spring Design have melded those E Ink screens with secondary color displays to add some Web functionality to primarily … Read the original post:  iPad Hasn't Killed eReaders Yet: Which eBook Reading Device To Choose?  Read More →

‘I don’t go anywhere without my boyfriend Kindle,” says Jen Pechet, a self-professed addict to Amazon’s popular e-book reader. She takes it to bed, the dentist’s chair, the sidelines of her sons’ baseball and lacrosse games, … Original post: Curling Up With A Great eBook On Your iPad, Kindle Or Nook  Read More →

For some in publishing it may be a curiosity, for others a point of contention — Amazon’s practice of including free downloads in its list of most popular Kindle titles. It will soon no longer be an issue. Go here to read the rest:  Amazon's Kindle Bestseller List Will No Longer Include Free eBooks  Read More →

Many e-book advocates – and even a few dead-tree purists – have argued the beauty of a digital text lies in part in its endless mutability. Read more here: Will Authors Ever Stop Revising An eBook? Amazon Sends Patches To …  Read More →

Last month, PCMag.com EIC Lance Ulanoff explained (at the 2:20 mark of this video) why he thought women would be the biggest readers on the iPad. Today, eBookNewser featured a Media Beat interview with Cosmopolitan editor Kate … Read more:  Will Women Lead the eBook Revolution?  Read More →

“I’m tired of people screaming about price and forgetting about the content,” Baldacci said. “It seems like e-readers are the most important thing,” he added. Go here to see the original:  Will David Baldacci's Enhanced eBook Put Focus On Content Instead …  Read More →

Despite all the talk that most Americans read fewer books these days, e-books have become one of the retail world’s hottest topics. The publishing industry now trembles on the brink of the same massive digital disruption that’s still … Read more from the original source: Amidst eBook Frenzy, Print-On-Demand Is Quietly Thriving  Read More →

Media businesses–whether music, movies, books, magazines, or newspapers–seem to cling to a pricing model that fails to account for the significantly lower overhead of digital distribution. More:  iPad To Bring Changes To eBook Pricing? An Argument For Lower Prices  Read More →

[A]ccording to at least three people with knowledge of the discussions, who spoke anonymously because of the confidentiality of the talks, Apple inserted provisions requiring publishers to discount e-book prices on best sellers — so … See more here: Apple eBook Prices May Be Lower Than Expected  Read More →