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Prepare for the 'either/and' world, says Ingram head
John Ingram, chairman of the Ingram Book Group, has told a conference in the US that we live in an “Either/And” world, not an “Either/Or” world. Instead of choosing between printed books or e-books, p...
'Bytes not cheaper than paper,' says Faber head
Faber's CEO Stephen Page has told the Bookseller that he expects e-book sales to grow dramatically in coming years, but said that the industry must fight against the perception that digital should be ...
Will the $1 e-book save the publishing industry?
'The market doesn't care a whit about maintaining your industry,' says author and tech pundit Seth Godin in this interview with HarperStudio on its 26th Story blog.
New readers from iRex
iRex, the Netherlands-based compnay that manufactures the iLiad e-reader, has announced a number of new 'professional' e-reader models.
Sony e-reader a big hit in the UK
Sony's e-reader has apparently been a big hit in the UK, selling out its initial allocation in its first week on sale.
Amazon publisher exclusives alienating indie bookshops
A decision by US publisher Globe Pequot Press to release advance e-book editions of two political biographies exclusively via Amazon and its Kindle reader has annoyed US independent booksellers.
Waterstone's launches e-book store
UK chain Waterstone's has launched its e-book store, with an initial offering of 7000 titles expected to soon grow to over 20,000.
E-textbooks no cheaper
A report based on a survey of US college students has shown that textbooks that are made available as e-books are no cheaper than print versions, once home printing costs and resal...
Houghton hears an iPhone
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt is the first major US publisher to release an application to make its content available on the iPhone.
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