February 5, 2010 | In: News
Two more major publishers have decided to raise their e-book prices on Amazon: HarperCollins and Hachette will now charge up to $14.99 per digital copy. Meanwhile, many Amazon consumers are calling for a boycott of any e-book over $9.99. Are the higher...
February 3, 2010 | In: News
As the foundations of modern journalism come crumbling down, Shana Ting Lipton over at The Huffington Post suggests that journalists embrace changes in the industry and learn to evolve:
"Throughout the stable years, journos grew comfortable with the...
February 2, 2010 | In: News
Journalism Online is finalizing its payment system in anticipation of its upcoming launch later this year. The service will allow news publications to easily charge consumers for access to news stories and other content, however it is unclear at this time...
February 2, 2010 | In: News
Apparently the conflict between Amazon and MacMillan is not yet settled, as certain books from the publisher remain absent from the online marketplace's catalog. According to The New York Times, Amazon and MacMillan are still...
February 2, 2010 | In: News
With the recent announcement of the Apple Ipad, many are questioning what its effect will be on the e-book industry. The Ipad's e-book application will be called "iBooks," and will sell electronic books from several major publishers, including Penguin,...