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Legal Writing Prof Blog
a Kindle-r, gentler way to carry law books?
By legalwriting
So we hear that Amazon has scheduled a press event for Wednesday, April 6, and some say it's to announce the release of a new--and of course, improved--but more importantly, BIGGER Kindle.…
The Right Coast
E-books are a big deal Tom Smith
I haven't raved much about my Kindles. Plenty of others are doing that. But I'm convinced e-books, digital readers, whatever they come to be called, are a very big deal.…
Austin Criminal Defense Lawyer
Kindle Envy
So in the 30 minutes in between reading Bennett’s post and browsing available Kindle books, newspapers, magazines and blogs I succumbed to my tendency to impulse buy. In my defense,…
The Trademark Blog
“Protest Against Removal of Text-to-Speech Function From Kindle”
Facebook Group organizes "Protest against the removal of the text-to-speech function from e-books": The Authors Guild is pressuring Amazon to modify the Kindle 2 so that the synthetic speech function…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
BigLaw Lawyers and Paralegals To Get Kindle 2 – Loaded with National Reporter Sets and US Code
By Greg Lambert
Breaking News: All 800 attorneys and 200 Paralegals at an undisclosed BigLaw firm are to receive Kindle 2's. The Kindles will all come preloaded with the entire National Reporter Sets,…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Dreams Really DO Come True!
By Lisa Salazar
Remember I wrote that "I won't even consider buying a Kindle until they display in color, include easy e-mail access and phone capabilities and, essentially, replace my phone." Well, look…
The Trademark Blog
How Dare You Invigorate Book-Reading!!
WSJ: New Kindle Audio Feature Causes a Stir Kindle 2 is smaller than the first version of the product.The new device also features a five-way navigation element, faster wireless service…
The Right Coast
Kindle, will you marry me? Tom Smith
I'm in love, and it's with a gadget. Contrary to what some of you may think, I do not frequently fall in love with gadgets or gear. I am always…
CommLawBlog
Paying something for nothing… or how to make a profit off free content
By FHH Law
By Patrick Murck703-812-0400email Penguin Classics is getting into e-books starting with the launch of Pride & Prejudice formatted for Amazon's Kindle e-book reader. The Kindle has become a hot commodity…
Litigation & Trial
Amazon Kindle: Scourge of the Devil
I like Amazon: it made books available on a far wider scale than anything since the Carnegie libraries. In case you're not sufficiently geeky, Amazon released it's e-book device, the…