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I’m now doing news largely on my Twitter feed, in addition to posting them in the blog.  I used to keep newslinks in the navigation bar of the webpage.  However, there are so many, they make it harder to see other links.  I’m going to start moving newslinks on to this page.  Why keep them at all?  They can still be interesting. 🙂

2 schools spurn Kindle, saying blind can’t use it

5 questions for Bruce McCall

5 Stocks That Laugh at Wall Street

A close read finds hope in the madness of book-price wars

A Kindle for the rest of us?

Amazon Enters The Battle Of The E-Books

AMAZON HITS GOOGLE PLAN FOR BOOKS

Amazon Is Killing the Kindle

Amazon Kindle Gearing Up for UK Launch

Amazon Kindle’s New Role: Script Reader

Amazon refunds $20 to International Kindle customers in response to Nook

Amazon set to release Kindle for PC app

Amazon’s Perfect Mistake

Amazon.com Offers to Replace Copies of Orwell Book

Amazon.com, Sony Should Drop Reader Price to $50

An Interview with Michael Hart (Project Gutenberg)

Analysis: Nook could pre-empt the rumored Apple tablet

AUO to kindle rivalry with half-price e-readers

B&N Nook beats Amazon Kindle & Sony Reader, here’s why

B&N’s Nook e-reader: Weirdly unrevolutionary

Barnes & Noble officially launches nook e-reader: $259, pre-orders are live (video)

Barnes & Noble puts its considerable weight behind the EPUB e-book standard

Barnes & Noble sued by eReader maker Spring Design

Barnes & Noble Wants to Crush Amazon’s Kindle. And It Just Might Work.

Billion dollar book trade can avoid music’s mistakes

Buy a Kindle, Get the [New York] Times for Free

Congress, Washington Catches Kindle Mania

Digital books will hurt bookstores, analysts say

Digital School Library Leaves Book Stacks Behind

Disney Digitizes Classic Children’s Books For New Subscription Site

DOJ: Google’s book settlement needs rewrite

E-book release delayed for Kennedy memoir

E-books catching on with readers

Ebooks Gain Foothold at Frankfurt Book Fair

Electronic Book Readers

Fewer books for international Kindle

Fit for the Holidays: Amazon is Shaping Up and Shipping Out

Free E-books Spur Sales at Kensington

Geek Gift Guide 2009: Amazon Kindle DX

German Publishers Recoil from E-Books

Get Ready for the E-Reader Rumble of 2010

Google and Amazon Increasingly at Odds Over E-Books

Google Book settlement: Alternatives and alterations

Google digital books can become instant paperbacks

Google sparks e-books fight with Kindle

Google Working to Modify Settlement, Publishers Say

How e-Books Could Smarten Up Kids and Stretch Library Dollars: A National Plan

How Google Editions Will Make ‘Kindle Killers’ Irrelevant

Independent – and sticking to it

iRiver enters e-book readers with Story

Is This the Device That Will Revolutionize Reading?

Kindle arrives at the Wilmington Library

Kindle for the Academic

Kindle Goes International — With a Little Help From AT&T

Kindle readers beware: Amazon is watching you read 1984

Kindle will be hobbled in the UK and EU

Kindle, Price War Changing the Way We Read

Macmillan US opens up new front in battle over e-book royalty rates

Macmillan’s Revised Contract Lowers Digital Royalties, Raises Direct to Consumer

Megan Fox prefers Kindle to dry paper when reading scripts

More to the Kindle than meets the eye

MTS in talks to bring Kindle to Russia -sources

New E-Book Company to Focus on Older Titles

New Stephen King e-book delayed

Our read on Amazon vs. Wal-Mart: Books matter less and less

Price war could change the look of your library

Remembrance of Times past

Rep. Al Green: Amazon Kindle is the ‘next big thing’

Schools Dump Textbooks for iPods, Laptops

Sony store for self-publishers

Spring Design E-reader Offers Web Browsing

Step Aside, Kindle — Nook Has Android on Its Side

Student finds auditor’s stolen Kindle

Suddenly, Earth-Friendly E-Readers Are Everywhere

The Book That Contains All Books

The Coming E-Book Boom

THE ELECTRONIC BOOK BURNING–ALAN KAUFMAN’S ESSAY IN THE NEW EVERGREEN REVIEW ON HI-TECH’S DESTRUCTION OF THE BOOK

The Future of Reading by Barry Sonnenfeld

The Great Conversation Interrupted. Kindle, Annotated.

The Kindle works

The Motley Fool: Amazon Has an Early Lead, but the Game’s Not Over

The new Kindle on campus: CWRU and Amazon partner to test the Kindle DX

Welcome to the library. Say goodbye to the books.

What E-Readers Mean for Digital Magazines

Whitney Pow: The book experience we miss out on when we use Kindle

Why Apple’s Tablet Will Eat Kindle’s Lunch

Why Are Books Disappearing From The Kindle Store?

Why E-Books Are Stuck in a Black-and-White World

Why the e-reader market needs to kill DRM now

Why the iPhone’s No Kindle Killer

Will Barnes & Noble E-reader Push Kindle Prices Lower?

Will Books Be Napsterized?

‘Vanity’ Press Goes Digital  

A Kindle Obituary

AAP Reports March Gains in Publishing Sales

Life Among the Pirates

Legal issues raise question over iPad agency model in UK

14 minute video review of Sony’s PRS-900 

2 schools spurn Kindle, saying blind can’t use it

5 Questions for Bruce McCall

5 Stocks That Laugh at Wall Street 

5 top publishers plan rival to Kindle format

@ eBook Summit: Sony’s Haber: You Can’t Make Money Selling E-Books For $9.99; DRM Is A Good Thing 

A close read finds hope in the madness of book-price wars

A Kindle for the rest of us?

A Page is Turned

A Very Special Holiday E-Reader Roundup

Amazon Enters the Battle Of The E-Book

Amazon faces a fight in new chapter for e-book

Amazon Fires Missile At Book Industry, Launches 70% Kindle Royalty Option

Amazon Is Killing the Kindle 

Amazon keeps ebook rivals guessing on Kindle sales

Amazon Promotion Tempts Book Lovers With Free Kindles 

Amazon Pulls Macmillan Books Over E-Book Price Disagreement

Amazon refunds $20 to International Kindle customers in response to Nook

Amazon set to release Kindle for PC app

Amazon shares up after Kindle boosts e-book sales 

Amazon to boost e-book sales by 83 percent in 2010, Credit Suisse says

Amazon to launch Kindle in Canada

Amazon Wants To Give A Free Kindle To All Amazon Prime Subscribers

Amazon will update Kindle with more features for the visually impaired

Amazon’s e-reader doesn’t exactly kindle my passion

Amazon’s Kindle should watch out! Barnes & Noble Nook sells out, too late for holiday orders

Amazon’s Kindle Yet to Make an Impact in India

An E-Book Buyer’s Guide to Privacy

An Interview with Michael Hart (Project Gutenberg)

Analysis: Nook could pre-empt the rumored Apple tablet

Apple Adds 2 Publishers to Its Store for E-Books

Apple Tablet Geared as Kindle Killer

Apple’s iPad and the Evolution of Books

Apple’s iPad may not be ready to save print media

Apple’s Prices for E-Books May Be Lower Than Expected

As Amazon’s profits rise, how important is the Kindle?

ASUS Joins the E-Reader Party

At Record-Busting $19 Mil, It’s Happy Holiday Season for E-Books

AUO to kindle rivalry with half-price e-readers

Australian CNET Review: Amazon Kindle

B&N Nook beats Amazon Kindle & Sony Reader, here’s why

B&N’s Nook e-reader: Weirdly unrevolutionary

Barnes & Noble Finding a Nook at Best Buy Stores

Barnes & Noble Nook (MobileTechReview)

Barnes & Noble officially launches nook e-reader: $259, pre-orders are live (video)

Barnes & Noble puts its considerable weight behind the EPUB e-book standard

Barnes & Noble Reports Holiday Sales Results

Barnes & Noble sued by eReader maker Spring Design

Barnes & Noble Wants to Crush Amazon’s Kindle. And It Just Might Work.

Barnes & Noble: A besieged giant

Battle over e-book prices may be nearing truce

Battle over e-book prices may be nearing truce

Billion dollar book trade can avoid music’s mistakes

Bogus Tech Measurements

Book Publishers Beware! At iTunes, Expensive Music Equals Slower Sales.

Breaking News: Amazon’s Kindle Offers Worse Newspaper-Reading Experience Than Actually Reading a Newspaper

Brief of Google Inc. In Support of Motion for Final Approval of Amended Settlement Agreement

Can Chegg Beat the Kindle at the Textbook Game?

Can e-books save publishing?

Canada’s Largest Indie Retailer Enters Bankruptcy Protection

City Council Backs Away From Kindle

Congress, Washington Catches Kindle Mania

Consumers will force books rethink

Cost of an E-Book Will Be Going Up

Curtain falls on the digital decade

Decade in books: Writers work magic, delivery has transformed

Digital books will hurt bookstores, analysts say

Digital Format No Threat to Books

Digital School Library Leaves Book Stacks Behind

Digital textbooks likely to energize e-book war

Disney Digitizes Classic Children’s Books For New Subscription Site

E-book prices might rise, but popularity won’t decrease, students say

E-books catching on with readers

E-books spark battle inside the publishing industry

e-Books: Averting a digital horror story

E-readers are gaining popularity rapidly

Ebooks Gain Foothold at Frankfurt Book Fair

Electronic Book Readers

EndGadget’s nook Review

Enigmatic Apple tablet looks like a bigger iPhone

Experts still see hope for e-readers

Fewer books for international Kindle

First Look At Blio, Ray Kurzweil’s Tablet-Friendly Ebook Format

First Look: Sony Reader Daily Edition PRS-900 eBook Reader

Fit for the Holidays: Amazon is Shaping Up and Shipping Out

Foreign companies eye China’s e-book market

Free E-books Spur Sales at Kensington

Freescale’s New Chip Could Revolutionize E-Readers

From engadget: Indian website copies Amazon and Kindle

From Spotify to Bookify: how playlists could revolutionize the books market

Geek Gift Guide 2009: Amazon Kindle DX

German Publishers Recoil from E-Books

Ghana: First day in the classroom

Google Book settlement: Alternatives and alterations

Google digital books can become instant paperbacks

Google Settlement Filed

Google sparks e-books fight with Kindle

Google Working to Modify Settlement, Publishers Say

Hachette Joins Apple’s Anti-Amazon Book Club

Hands-On With the Alex: An Android-Powered, Dual-Screen Reader

Hanwang eyes big e-reader market

Hearst-Backed Skiff Takes On Kindle With E-Book Ads, Videos

How Digitized Content Democratizes Knowledge

How e-Books Could Smarten Up Kids and Stretch Library Dollars: A National Plan

How Google Editions Will Make ‘Kindle Killers’ Irrelevant

How the Amazon Kindle May Evolve in 2010

How to Kindle your love of e-reading

I Am Nook (video)

I kid you not, I’m a Kindle convert

In Familiar Books, a Plot Twist: Battle on Electronic Rights

Independent – and sticking to it

Irex’s E-Reader Poses No Threat to the Kindle

iRiver enters e-book readers with Story

Is Amazon Working Backwards?

Is This the Device That Will Revolutionize Reading?

Kindle arrives at the Wilmington Library

Kindle comes to Canada

Kindle coming to Target on April 25?

Kindle for the Academic

Kindle is novel idea, but no reason to buy

Kindle PDF Support Broadens Ebook Reader Appeal for Businesses

Kindle readers beware: Amazon is watching you read 1984

The Kindle Swindle?</li>

Kindle will be hobbled in the UK and EU

Kindle, Nook and Other E-Readers to Take Off in 2010

Kindle, Price War Changing the Way We Read

Kindle-killers? A flood of e-readers on the way, some featuring touch and even video chat

Kobo e-reader to heat up Kindle competition

Kobo’s $150 eReader: First hands-on

LG’s e-reader to take on rivals iPad, Kindle

Library in a Pocket

Local titles enter publishing’s next chapter

M-Edge Accessories Partners with The New Yorker to Create Branded Jackets for Amazon Kindle

Macmillan CEO John Sargent on the agency model, availability and price

Macmillan E-Royalties at 25%

Macmillan US opens up new front in battle over e-book royalty rates

Macmillan’s Amazon Beatdown Proves Content Is King

Macmillan’s Revised Contract Lowers Digital Royalties, Raises Direct to Consumer

Math of Publishing Meets the E-Book

Mayor, city council to get Kindles

McGraw-Hill’s CEO confirms Apple tablet, debuting tomorrow

More Fuzzy E-Book Numbers, This Time From Apple

More to the Kindle than meets the eye

MTS in talks to bring Kindle to Russia -sources

National license for Springer eBooks signed in Germany

Nearly 95 Percent of e-Reader Owners Are Happy With Their Devices

New E Ink Leader Sees Colorful Future for Company Under Taiwan’s Prime View International

New E-Book Company to Focus on Older Titles

New Stephen King e-book delayed

New York Times Creates New Unit Focused on E-Editions

Next threat to Amazon’s $9.99 books? Rupert Murdoch

nook Availability Update: Order Now for the New Year

Not Yet The Season For a Nook

Notion Ink Adam Tablet Out to Squash iPad

Notion Ink’s Adam Tablet Will Have Flash, Output At 1080p and Have Battery Life 2x Longer Than iPad

On-loan Kindles are a circulation success in OSU community

Our read on Amazon vs. Wal-Mart: Books matter less and less

Over One-Third of Americans Read More Than Ten Books in Typical Year

Paperback may be trumped by popular e-book this year

Periscope® Lighted Folio Compatible with Amazon Kindle 2, Kindle International Edition and Barnes & Noble nook!

Pixel Qi: The Screen Tech Behind CES’ Most Buzzworthy Gadgets

Price war could change the look of your library

PriceGrabber.com’s eReader & eBook Trends (pdf)

Publishers thumbing over electronic reading devices

Remembrance of Times past

Rep. Al Green: Amazon Kindle is the ‘next big thing’

Rumor Has It: Apple “iSlate” Intended as a Kindle Killer

Savings experiment: Does the Kindle beat buying books

Schools Dump Textbooks for iPods, Laptops

Sony store for self-publishers

Sony’s Daily Edition Catches Kindle, Trails iPad

Spring Design E-reader Offers Web Browsing

Start Talking, Amazon

Step Aside, Kindle — Nook Has Android on Its Side

Student finds auditor’s stolen Kindle

Study: 9 million pirated book copies were downloaded (pdf)

Study: Rumors of Written-Word Death Greatly Exaggerated

Suddenly, Earth-Friendly E-Readers Are Everywhere

Tension grows as publishers target Amazon Kindle pricing

The Book That Contains All Books

The Coming E-Book Boom

The Customer Is Always Right: Jeff Bezos

The Customer’s Always Right – Who Is Today’s Book Consumer? (PowerPoint)

THE ELECTRONIC BOOK BURNING–ALAN KAUFMAN’S ESSAY IN THE NEW EVERGREEN REVIEW ON HI-TECH’S DESTRUCTION OF THE BOOK

The first eBook bestseller is born: Wallace & Gromit for iPhone scores half a million downloads

The Future of Reading by Barry Sonnenfeld

The Great Conversation Interrupted. Kindle, Annotated.

The internet is sundering the social connections we need

The Kindle works

The Kindle: Who’s afraid of this little white tablet?

The Motley Fool: Amazon Has an Early Lead, but the Game’s Not Over

The new Kindle on campus: CWRU and Amazon partner to test the Kindle DX

The Nook Is The New Zune

The secret behind the Kindle’s best-selling e-books: They’re not for sale

The Skiff aims to be the e-reader for newspapers and magazines

Third Party Barnes & Noble nook eBook Reader Accessories Start Appearing

To Beat Apple, Amazon Needs to Let Publishers Win

Top authors await ebook bonanza

TSA: iPad, Netbooks Can Remain in Carry-On

Two major publishers to hold back e-books

U.S. Book Sales to Increase on E-Books, Goldman Says

UGA researchers find e-readers fall short as news delivery tool

Understanding the Limitations – and Maximizing the Value – of eBooks

Walmart to Amazon: You’re going down!

Watch Out Apple, Amazon: Qualcomm’s E-Reader Will Play Color Video

Welcome to the library. Say goodbye to the books.

What Could Have Been Entering the Public Domain on January 1, 2010?

What E-Readers Mean for Digital Magazines

Whitney Pow: The book experience we miss out on when we use Kindle

Who Are Potential Apple Tablet Buyers?

Why Amazon Must Now Focus on E-Book Sales

Why Apple’s Tablet Will Eat Kindle’s Lunch

Why Are Books Disappearing From The Kindle Store?

Why E-Books Are Stuck in a Black-and-White World

Why the e-reader market needs to kill DRM now

Why the iPhone’s No Kindle Killer

Will Apple’s Tablet Kill the Kindle? (And Does it Really Matter?)

Will Barnes & Noble E-reader Push Kindle Prices Lower?

Will Books Be Napsterized?

WSJ: Apple wants e-books to be $12.99 or $14.99 for hardcover best sellers

Year will be more than just a page-turner, it’ll be a new era