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Amazon Launches Kindle Digital Books in 5 Indian Languages
The US-based retail and publishing giant said it was adding thousands of digital books in Hindi, Tamil, Marathi, Gujarati, and Malayalam.
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Prime Minister Launches Digital Version of Epic 'Ramcharitmanas'
The officials said that the Prime Minister would also felicitate some prominent artists at the event on Monday.
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Google Should Pay Authors for Scanned Books, US Appeals Court Told
An Authors Guild lawyer called Google Books project a "quintessentially commercial" infringement designed to protect the company's "crown jewel" search engine.
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'Google is stealing business from retailers'
The Authors Guild says Google was driving potential book purchasers away from online book retailers.
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This $2.3 million library has no actual books
BiblioTech, is the first bookless public library system, according to information gathered by the American Library Association.
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Students perform well regardless of reading print or ebooks: Study
There was no significant difference on test scores whether or not the participant had past experience on a tablet.
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Amazon announces Kindle Worlds, will pay authors to write fan fiction
The world's largest Internet retailer plans to license content, then accept submissions online that may then be sold through its Kindle ebook store.
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US court stays case against Google digital library plan
Authors Guild, sued Google seven years ago over the company's plans to create the world's largest digital books library.
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U.S. court lets Google appeal digital books class status
Google has already scanned more than 20 million books, and the Authors Guild, a group representing authors, has said Google should pay $750 for each book copied.
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Google urges end to authors' digital book lawsuit
Google retook the offensive against thousands of authors claiming it copied their works without permission.
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Penguin forays into e-books
Penguin Books India has launched its first tranche of eBooks, with over 240 titles including select bestsellers.
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Google reaches deal with French publishers on book scans
Google has reached a deal with French publishers and authors on scanning books and putting them online.
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Apple, book publishers facing potential US suit
The Justice Department is threatening to sue Apple and five major US publishers for allegedly colluding to raise the price of digital books.
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Encyclopaedia Brittanica ends print, goes digital
The oldest English-language encyclopedia still in print is moving solely into the digital age.
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Hogwarts goes digital - Harry Potter e-books available on Kindle, iPhone and more
Harry Potter novels are now available in an ebook format on the Pottermore site.
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Amazon Launches Kindle Digital Books in 5 Indian Languages
The US-based retail and publishing giant said it was adding thousands of digital books in Hindi, Tamil, Marathi, Gujarati, and Malayalam.
-
Prime Minister Launches Digital Version of Epic 'Ramcharitmanas'
The officials said that the Prime Minister would also felicitate some prominent artists at the event on Monday.
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Google Should Pay Authors for Scanned Books, US Appeals Court Told
An Authors Guild lawyer called Google Books project a "quintessentially commercial" infringement designed to protect the company's "crown jewel" search engine.
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'Google is stealing business from retailers'
The Authors Guild says Google was driving potential book purchasers away from online book retailers.
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This $2.3 million library has no actual books
BiblioTech, is the first bookless public library system, according to information gathered by the American Library Association.
-
Students perform well regardless of reading print or ebooks: Study
There was no significant difference on test scores whether or not the participant had past experience on a tablet.
-
Amazon announces Kindle Worlds, will pay authors to write fan fiction
The world's largest Internet retailer plans to license content, then accept submissions online that may then be sold through its Kindle ebook store.
-
US court stays case against Google digital library plan
Authors Guild, sued Google seven years ago over the company's plans to create the world's largest digital books library.
-
U.S. court lets Google appeal digital books class status
Google has already scanned more than 20 million books, and the Authors Guild, a group representing authors, has said Google should pay $750 for each book copied.
-
Google urges end to authors' digital book lawsuit
Google retook the offensive against thousands of authors claiming it copied their works without permission.
-
Penguin forays into e-books
Penguin Books India has launched its first tranche of eBooks, with over 240 titles including select bestsellers.
-
Google reaches deal with French publishers on book scans
Google has reached a deal with French publishers and authors on scanning books and putting them online.
-
Apple, book publishers facing potential US suit
The Justice Department is threatening to sue Apple and five major US publishers for allegedly colluding to raise the price of digital books.
-
Encyclopaedia Brittanica ends print, goes digital
The oldest English-language encyclopedia still in print is moving solely into the digital age.
-
Hogwarts goes digital - Harry Potter e-books available on Kindle, iPhone and more
Harry Potter novels are now available in an ebook format on the Pottermore site.
