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There are signs that some publishers are starting to see new ways to think about digital publishing. On The Bookseller’s “FuturEBook” blog, David Miller talks about an epiphany he...

This must be a first of some kind. As the title of the LiveJournal entry where I found out about it notes, “a book that doesn’t actually exist yet won a...

TechCrunch reports that self-e-publishing site Scribd is moving away from its current Flash format for uploading and viewing documents, and converting everything into HTML5. Erick Schonfeld writes: ...

With all the fantasy writers out there publishing their stories as ebooks, you would think they would be likelier to find a dollar on the sidewalk than actually make a sale....

Last month, I mentioned a “Storyteller’s Bowl”-funded short story project by Greg Stolze, “Two Things She Does With Her Body”. Last night, the story’s funding drive completed, and the story...

E-Reader-info is reporting that DisplaySearch says shipments of e-paper increased to 5 million units in 2009, up 417% on year from 950,000 units in 2008, mainly due to the popularity of...

Jim Milliot over at Publisher's Weekly reported today on new data out of R.R. Bowker that shows a huge spike in the number of self-published titles in 2009. Milliot reports: ...

From the Lulu blog: Beginning today, you will find more than 700,000 new titles in the Lulu Marketplace, titles as diverse as Harlan Coben’s Caught from the list of New York Times...

Back in July 2008, I launched the Digital Publishing Network (DPN) at LinkedIn. This free group enables professionals and enthusiasts in the digital publishing universe to connect, network and communicate. DPN has...

A service called Tunecore lets musicians self-publish their music into Amazon, iTunes, and eMusic for a flat fee—after the music is published, the artist gets all proceeds (after the store...

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Courtesy of the Kboards, a worrying item about struggling e-book sites and their ability to monetize engagement with Amazon - or not - has...

TeleRead.com is now a static archival site, but we're very much alive at TeleRead.org. Big thanks to Nate Hoffelder of The-Digital-Reader.com, who teamed up on the preservation project with ReclaimHosting.com.