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The Kindle app for iPad has hit the app store. Kindle for iPad is a universal app -- the same app works on the iPhone or iPad. Almost two weeks ago, Amazon first previewed the Kindle iPad app. The app has...Kindle app for iPad now live
The Kindle app for iPad has hit the app store. Kindle for iPad is a universal app -- the same app works on the iPhone or iPad. Almost two weeks ago, Amazon first previewed the Kindle iPad app. The app has...iBooks app now available in App Store
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Apple has released the iBooks app into the App Store. The iBooks app will only run on the iPad and includes a complimentary copy of Winnie-the-Pooh by A. A. Milne. Some of the features of the app allows...
Amazon has submitted to pressure from the major book publishers ahead of the Project Gutenberg ebooks will be included in the iBookstore for free
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Two days ago we told you that Project Gutenberg's ebooks should be compatible with the iPad, and we even showed you some ways to get around any possible restrictions Apple could have imposed on the vast catalog of free ebooks. Well, it...Project Gutenberg books will work on the iPad
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If you don't already know about Project Gutenberg, you should. The site has over 30,000 free ebooks, most of them classics whose copyrights have lapsed. The site includes big-name titles from big-name authors, representing everyone from Dante Alighieri to H.G. Wells....Largest independent book publisher signs with Apple
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Despite threats from Amazon that it will stop selling the independent publisher's books if they sign on with Apple's iBookstore, Perseus Books Group, the largest independent publisher, has signed a deal with Apple. David Steinberger, chief executive of...
eBooks outnumber games in the App Store
Dear John Makinson and Penguin, please don’t “reinvent” books
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"Reading literature makes you a more well-rounded individual." That's what an author told me once. Notice he didn't say "watching literature."paidContent:UK has an article on a presentation Penguin Books' CEO John Makinson gave here in London on Tuesday. Makinson presented ideas...
Macmillan trying to sell readers ‘hardcover’ ebooks
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John Siracusa drew my attention to an article by Macmillan CEO John Sargent on the agency model, availability and price, in which he says that the company actually plans to...Leaked file might be the first promo list of iPad books
Filed under: iTS, Rumors, App Store, iPad
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