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"A year to probably get a rejection? no wonder self publishing is a valid option. ..."PA Wilson on "Authors report dissatisfaction with publishers over manuscript consideration time, other issues - Posted on May 26, 2012
"Michael - I don't see the logic in your assertion. Publishers or writers can sell their titles for exactly the price they set for their ..."Howard on "OR Books publisher suggests ‘disintermediating Amazon’ by selling D2C - Posted on May 26, 2012
"D2C will stand little chance against the ease of a megastore (for customers) until contract clauses that ban authors/publishers from selling their ebooks for less ..."Michael W. Perry on "OR Books publisher suggests ‘disintermediating Amazon’ by selling D2C - Posted on May 26, 2012
"Catana - I agree. It is self evident imho. One solution is for Publishers to develop a joint venture platform to market and sell their ..."Howard on "OR Books publisher suggests ‘disintermediating Amazon’ by selling D2C - Posted on May 26, 2012
"What Amazon is selling is its ability to function like a bookstore. A place where customers can browse and buy without having to run around ..."Catana on "OR Books publisher suggests ‘disintermediating Amazon’ by selling D2C - Posted on May 26, 2012
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Many thanks for the “How To” video. It was very informative. I am adding the Feedbooks link to my Kindle immediately.
Best regards,
Sam
Nice video.
Don’t forget there is a “Home” key right on the Kindle keyboard. It is the bottom left key on the right side grouping of keys.
BOb
Great video! I’ve blogged it on my blog at decodingthekindle.com.
Jim
This is a great video. I had my Kindle in hand and followed right along. Thank you so much!
Thanks for the video. I successfully followed along with my Kindle.
Let me know when you do a vid on incorporating RSS feeds. That has me befuddled.
Neat video. Though I don’t have a Kindle, it was fascinating to get a look at what the screen of one looks like in use.
Thanks for the vide0 — it was helpful.
One question: Once I have gone to a website (e.g. my PC home page), how do I get Kindle to memorize it so I don’t have to type it in every time?