many options when it comes to ebook reading, and the Apple Watch might be the most surprising option of all — the 1.5 inch screen...

I am an avid bedtime reader, for better or for worse. So this article from the Wall Street Journal, “Does reading in dim light hurt your...

Yeah, the literary mash-up genre does not appear to be going away anytime soon. But Star Wars-meets-Shakespeare sounds like a fun idea...

DRM CHAIR from Thibault Brevet on Vimeo. (DRM = Digital Rights Management) Chairs and ebooks don’t have a lot in common. But just what if...

“The idea is simple: instead of paying for a book up front … you instead pay a small fee for each page you read. Only read a quarter of a...

Perhaps books and ebooks can live in peaceful coexistence after all. #books #ebooks

“Over a fifth of American adults have read an eBook. EBook consumers are likely to be book enthusiasts who read across digital and print...

Amazon Has a Patent to Sell Used Ebooks.” What’s noteworthy about the used ebook patent is that it sounds like a step towards solidifying...

Everything About eBooks” that is worth checking out. It gives about as good an overview of the current state of ebooks — with a nice...

True, reading novels entirely on our iPhones seems normal enough nowadays, so how huge of a leap is the writing novels entirely on...

An ebook is and isn’t like a book. The reading experience follows different mechanics, by the very nature of the technology involved...

And while this isn’t the very first combined effort of book publishing and media companies (examples — Simon & Schuster, owned by CBS;...

“How the e-book landscape is becoming a walled garden.” With some discusion about  Seth Godin’s (author of Linchpin, Purple Cow, and...

Lots of books are published every year. When it comes to science books, ebooks fills that gap between too-long-for-the-magazine/too-short...

It’s easy enough for us to compare the features of what ebooks can and can’t do, but the question of our reading experience — as in, our...

We’ll see what the longer-term effects might be — but the immediate consequences appear to involve a Google eBooks vs. Kindle Deal of the...

Enhanced ebooks are still very much a topic for debate. Will readers want, and be willing to pay more for, the added content in enhanced...

Who reads more: people who read books, or people who read ebooks? I prefer my societal trends in infographic form. Here’s one from GOOD...

Mashable (“Ebooks or Printed Books: Which Are Better for You?“) shares a recent study from Johannes Gutenberg University on screen...

Jonah Lehrer (The Frontal Cortex: “Reading, E-Books and the Brain“) wonders if we’re slowly losing the ability to become engrossed in...