New York Times Best Seller List For Ebooks

I was surprised when I recently found out that The New York Times doesn’t take ebook sales into account when calculating its best seller list.  Ebooks are becoming increasingly popular — so how can we possibly have an accurate view of what books are selling if those numbers aren’t made available?
With more ereader devices hitting [...]

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Blog Action Day 2009 – Climate Change: Are eBooks “Green”?

Every year, on one specific day, bloggers all around the world post about a particular topic. That day is today. October 15, 2009. It is Blog Action Day. This year, we were asked to blog about climate change. So I want to take a moment to ask the question: Are digital books “green”?
They save paper, [...]

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The Ever Expanding Ebook Landscape

I recently came across a post on TechFlash about the ebook universe. The author, Eric Engleman, created a graphic (shown to the right) to begin to explore the “big boom” of the ebook universe. As Engleman wrote in his post:
The buzz around Amazon’s Kindle electronic reader has sparked growing interest in digital books, and the [...]

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