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27 Aug 2014: News: New device will allow readers to fully immerse themselves in their reading -
19 Aug 2014:
Research suggests that recall of plot after using an e-reader is poorer than with traditional books
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3 Aug 2014:
'Bundling' ebooks with hardbacks is a fine idea, but the startup's scheme is open to abuse, writes Anna Baddeley
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27 Jul 2014: Competition between publishing houses here and in the US means they stand little chance of ending Amazon's dominance, writes James Bridle
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20 Jul 2014:
Anna Baddeley: The elasticity of digital publishing can give new life to the shorter form, as DJ Taylor discovered
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20 Jul 2014:
Amazon's leaked 'Netflix for books' plan will alarm publishers – and doom old-fashioned anonymous reading, writes John Naughton
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17 Jul 2014: The ‘Netflix for books’ service will provide over 600,000 books and audio books for Kindle subscribers. By Samuel Gibbs
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7 Jul 2014:
By counting which pages readers highlight on their Kindles, a new scale attempts to measure how far people persist with certain well-known books. Bad news for Capital – and Fifty Shades of Grey
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28 Jun 2014:
I bought my Kindle for work, honest, but there's been mission creep. I'm so not proud of myself
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16 Jun 2014:
At digital publisher 0s & 1s, 80% of profit goes straight to the writer – much more than traditional print or Amazon, writes James Bridle
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9 Jun 2014:
As Linda Grant's new Kindle Single illustrates, e-readers are no substitute for a full bookshelf, writes Anna Baddeley
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4 Jun 2014:
Ian Sansom: The Kindle prophet's vision of a world without paper and its technologies will see the end of 500 years of culture. Hallelujah!
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23 May 2014: You can buy texts at midnight on the train to Taunton and read with ease in the full glare of the sun. What's not to like about electronic reading devices, asks Margaret Drabble
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22 May 2014:
Ian Macrae: Far from heralding the death of a great medium, technology may be ushering in a new era of access and greater independence
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20 May 2014:
MasterChef among titles boosting revenues by 12.6%, with marketing campaign set for illustrated Harry Potter editions. By Mark Sweney
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