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via mashable.com Ура, товарищи.

E-book sales from the 13 publishers that report results to the Association of American Publishers’ monthly sales program rose nearly 252% in the first quarter of 2010, to $91 million, the association reported this morning. Growth actually slowed somewhat in March from the earlier two months, but sales still increased 184.8% to $28.5 million. via publishersweekly.com

via nybooks.com Смешно читать статью из ИЮНЬСКОГО номера.

via ipadtest.wordpress.com Журнал в формате HTML5. Выглядит примерно так, как во Flash. Проблема только в том, что это web.

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We remain heads-down focused on customers,” said Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon.com. “Amazon Prime has just celebrated its fifth anniversary, adoption of Amazon Web Services continues to accelerate, Kindle remains our #1 bestselling product, and earlier this week, Kindle selection reached 500,000 titles. via businesswire.com Продажи за год выросли на 46%. А электронных книг в магазине стало больше 500 тысяч. «Поручик! Про российские магазины электронных книг молчать!

Check out this website I found at fb2epub.com Симпатичный онлайновый конвертор.

via ntv.ru А чтение и правда надо поддерживать.

“By the end of last year, Amazon accounted for an estimated eighty per cent of all electronic book sales, and $9.99 seemed established as the price of an e-book. Publishers were panicked,” Auletta writes. After a confrontation with Amazon, five of the “big six” publishers have agreed to sell their e-books through Apple’s iBooks store, where they will be allowed to set prices, to a certain extent. One Apple insider told Auletta, “Ultimately, Apple is in the device—not the content—business.