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Getting Stabbed in the Back
Posted in Reading
Tagged amazon, brad stone, businessweek, larry kirshbaum, profile, publishing
The Greenhouse by Audur Ava Olafsdottir
Not recommended.
Posted in Read in 2012
Tagged amazon, audur ava olafsdottir, brian fitzgibbon, iceland, not recommended, translation
Threats, Deceit, and Interference
GeekWire shares accessory maker M-Edge’s federal lawsuit against Amazon for “unlawful corporate bullying.”
Thirst by Andrei Gelasimov
Recommended with reservations.
Posted in Read in 2011
Tagged amazon, andrei gelasimov, marian schwartz, recommended with reservations, russia, translation
The Provocation
Chad W. Post takes on recent bookselling controversies.
Posted in Reading
Tagged amazon, bookselling, chad w post, farhad manjoo, richard russo
The Terms
Mark Coker, David Gaughran, and Victoria Strauss caution authors against enrolling their titles in Amazon’s new lending library.
Posted in Writing
Tagged amazon, bookselling, capitalism, david gaughran, ebooks, mark coker, publishing, victoria strauss
No Longer a Reader
Mike Cane calls out Amazon over “price punking.”
Posted in Reading
Tagged amazon, capitalism, mike cane, publishing, usa
Due to the New Terms
MG Siegler at TechCrunch comments on Amazon’s new Kindle Cloud Reader.
One thing to note is that the cloud versions (and obviously the downloaded versions) of the Kindle books are still limited to a set number of devices. So if you have your books downloaded to your Kindle, iPad, iPhone, etc, you may be over the limit and will not be able to read them in the cloud.
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Tagged amazon, apple, ebooks, internet, mg siegler, techcrunch