Well, I suppose these things happen.
However, when you blare it’ll be out this month … and given how Sony is being trounced by others, isn’t it time for heads to start rolling in the Reader Division?
Previously here:
Well, I suppose these things happen.
However, when you blare it’ll be out this month … and given how Sony is being trounced by others, isn’t it time for heads to start rolling in the Reader Division?
Previously here:
Filed under Sony Reader
Filed under eBooks: General, Kobo Reader
First Google Books Sales #s In
With its actual-sales-generating bookstore, Google is now in the position where they don’t have to rely on links to Amazon (or Abebooks, or Bookfinder, or even Alibris/B&N) for revenue anymore. As a retailer, Google makes money just being a better, more reliable and consistent source for books than Amazon has become, one that can be stocked with your inventory in a snap via the simple .pdf or .epub files that every publisher has (or should have).
The new global catalog for books, if you will.
Amazon shouldn’t be cutting itself the pieces of cheese revealed in this post. I’d heard of a few of them, but not all.
Doesn’t anyone run an honest business with a level playing field for everyone?
We’ll see how long it takes for Google to start manipulating things too.
Filed under eBooks: General, Google
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo was the most purchased Kindle book on Christmas Day.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo was the most gifted Kindle book on Christmas Day.
I wonder if those stats were mirrored at Barnes & Noble (well, when their damn servers came back up), Kobo/Borders, and the Sony Reader Store?
Filed under Amazon Kindle
Some photos have been cropped to frustrate stalkers. All resampled down to 640px wide.
Filed under Personal
Filed under Personal