Telco’s have recently started to offer business consolidated wireless plans where they can purchase for instance 40 gigabytes a month and have as many simm card’s as they want attached to it. Today individuals are still locked into one device, one simm plans. Telco’s seems to be ever dominated by the device, probably because of [...]

Check out the news on Kindle 2.  seems more like a chance to make some minor modifications than a significant upgrade. http://gizmodo.com/5058968/amazons-kindle-2-suddenly-appears

Ebooks beginning to reach UK readers An interesting article from the Guardian in the UK, showing Waterstone’s sold 30,000 Sony Readers in the first three months. Only 75,000 eBooks were downloaded in the same period. The eBooks sold vs eBooks downloaded brings into question; How many of the units sold are just presents that people will never [...]

Read this article to see a new way to look at book signings in the day of the e-book. Texas’ First Ever Ebook Signing To Be Held At The Blanco Public Library, Saturday, Jan 3   Must also bring into question will the personalisation of e-book content in the future be a key to its success?

It’s the beginning of another digital revolution . . . maybe. Tensions are high as publishers wonder what effect the increasingly sophisticated eBook will have on traditional book production and reading. It’s a tussle between old and new; pulp and screens; busses and bathtubs. Read this article in the North Short News by Caroline Skelton [...]

Interesting article at the Cabin.Net on children’s books having a bright digital future I agree with the article and am interested on how it relates to e-books and the way that the publishing industry will produce children’s content in the future. My thoughts are that the e-book device for children will be very different to [...]