- Pretty shiny things: the FLEPia - Fujitsu announces colour-screen ‘console reader’ - an ereader by any other name - and it’s gorgeous… the price can not be correct…
- O’Reilly TOC Conference - June 18-20, 2007 - San Jose, California - Yes, I am planning on linking to this every day until somebody buys me a ticket.
- Colour e-ink paper is on the way - Teleread leads as usual, with a round-up of some other developments in e-ink too…
- Amazon Reader hardware demoed at London Book Fair - The ‘Kindle’ will be pricey and proprietary - but since when has that stopped technology?
- Guardian Unlimited: Arts blog: The Death of the Book, Again - Grauniad reports on the LBF seminar that I blogged, rather more haphazardly, at booktwo.tumblr.com
- Kotob Arabia - Arabic-language publisher producing ebooks. One of the finalists in this year’s International Young Publisher awards.
- VidLit - Another video-based book promotion site - a bit hard on the eye, but big in the States apparently.
- Microsoft has its own Book Search - which I tried out at the LBF. But who actually uses Live Search? Still, at least Google has competition
- Second Life Book Fair - Snowbooks is exhibiting, along with a host of others.
- The ABC’s of GBS: Part 1 - The OUP Blog talks about a more positive attitude to Google Book Search - helping people find what they want, and selling more books.
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