Follett’s stubborn resistance to ePub: Me-first eBabel

February 4, 2009 | 2:58 am

By David Rothman

“Publishers have continued to send us PDF files. If the publishing community says we’ll stop giving you content if you don’t take our ePub format, the first thing we’ll say is send us your ePub.

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"@MarylandBill I read more than a novel a week (more like 3-4), and I find the tablet superior, still. But based on what I've been ..."

Juli Monroe on "Is the tablet killing the ereader? - Posted on February 14, 2012

""Some web sites" ....... yeah right. Yet another "death of" trolling exercise more likely. (No Paul ... not by you, necessarily ! LOL) I don't see ..."

Howard on "Is the tablet killing the ereader? - Posted on February 14, 2012

"I think the basic problem with dedicated readers is the market is more limited. I suspect that we are getting near the point where ..."

MarylandBill on "Is the tablet killing the ereader? - Posted on February 14, 2012

"I appreciated TeleRead's pickup of the Readium post, but the LibraryCity version was dated yesterday. The demo at "5 p.m. today" happened Monday. So there's ..."

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"Since they have chosen to drop DRM, which is commendable, one assumes that the e-pub format they provide would be convertible to mobi for Australian ..."

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Follett’s stubborn resistance to ePub: Me-first eBabel

February 4, 2009 | 2:58 am

By David Rothman

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