Good news for librarians. A majority of children age 6-17 have never read an ebook. Scholastic today released their biannual Kids & Family Reading Report and it showed that only 46 percent of kids had read an electronic version of a book before. [Read more…]
Penguin settles with US Justice Department on ebook price fixing
Penguin said today that it had reached a settlement with the US Justice Department in the ebook price fixing case brought against the company. The decision to settle was heavily influenced by the planned merger of Penguin and Random House. [Read more…]
Tolkien tribute: Lord of the Rings spoof for libraries
In honor of “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” being released in theaters this week, we decided to delve into our treasure trove and dig up this absolute gem of a video. [Read more…]
Mini tablets will bring mega wait times for ebooks at libraries
Here we are on the eve of Thanksgiving about to celebrate the time honored holiday by doing what Americans do best…stuffing our faces and shopping.
After the food induced coma wears off, eager shoppers will head to the retailers to try and score some great deals on electronics and toys. On the top of the wish lists this year are tablets from Apple, Amazon and Google. The big change from last year is that there are now a wide variety of mini tablets available. [Read more…]
Which ebook model will Penguin Random House use for libraries?
It’s official. Bertelsmann’s Random House and Pearson’s Penguin announced today that they are being merged into a joint venture called Penguin Random House (sadly not Random Penguin or Penguin House). [Read more…]
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