Majority of people who read news now get it on handheld devices
Pew Internet More than half of Americans who regularly read news get it on handheldโฆ
Pew Internet More than half of Americans who regularly read news get it on handheldโฆ
Pew Internet Almost a third of U.S. adults now own a tablet or an e-reader,โฆ
Barnes & Noble is exploring whether to spin off or sell its Nook e-book andโฆ
If youโre like me, by now youโve read more than enough uninspired recaps of whatโฆ
Mark 2011 as the year news organizations discovered e-books. Sure, Time Magazine tried one backโฆ
The Huffington Post breaks into the e-book business today with โA People's History of theโฆ
As more people buy e-readers and download books through digital stores, some news organizations areโฆ
Pew Internet & American Life Project The percentage of U.S. adults who own e-readers suchโฆ
On Friday, something sort of big happened. McGraw-Hill launched four of its biggest selling collegeโฆ
MediabistroA new report from Forrester research predicts nearly 30 million e-readers will be sold inโฆ
MediaPostThe CEO of Meredith Corp., which publishes Ladies' Home Journal, Family Circle and other titles,โฆ
InvestorPlaceA pair of surveys by research group ChangeWave shows a growing consumer interest in Apple'sโฆ
TUAWReacting to a story in DigiTimes.com, Dave Caolo reports that while the Barnes and Nobleโฆ
paidContentStaci Kramer reports that Target will begin selling Amazon's Kindle e-reader in stores, the firstโฆ
Business WeekSpring Design's Alex e-reader is set to being shipping Wednesday as the latest inโฆ