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Ebooks
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Media Law Prof Blog
Agencies Here and Abroad Investigating E-Book Pricing
The US Department of Justice is beginning an investigation of e-book pricing, just like the EU and state attorneys general. The European Commission is investigating Apple for anti-competitive pricing, along…
Media Law Prof Blog
Penguin Publishers Alters Ebook Lending Policies
Penguin Publishers has suspended a number of e-titles previously available for lending, citing "security concerns" but has not released a list of the titles affected. This move affects the Kindle,…
Dewey B Strategic
eBooks: Why are Publishers Pouring Digital Content into 19th Century Wineskins?
By Jean O'Grady
I was at first excited by the prospect of eBooks for law firms. Next year could we be handing new associates an i-Pad loaded with a custom practice library? Could…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Formats, Mash-Ups, Delivery, ROI, Thinking, & Winning
By Greg Lambert
Image [cc] ivyfield When I was at AALL last month, someone asked me who I though would "win" the e-book format challenge. I think they were giving me a multiple-choice…
The Faculty Lounge
Browsing, Not Buying
Several friends have remarked to me lately about how sad it is to see so many bricks and mortar bookstores going out of business. It appears that one obvious reason…
Legal Profession Blog
Harvard Law Review adds eBook editions: Kindle, Nook & iPad formats
Posted by Alan ChildressThe newest issue of the Harvard Law Review (number 7, May) is now available in ebook formats at Amazon Kindle (and Amazon UK), at Barnes & Noble…
Green Building Law Update
An E-book, A Conference, an Intern and a Hiatus
I finally finished the Destiny USA e-book (PDF). If you read the blog posts, then the e-book is probably a waste of time. If you don't know what I am…
China Law Insight
China’s e-Book and Digital Reader Markets Grow, while Legal and Technological Protections of Copyright Provide a Welcome Assist
By Richard Wigley of King & Wood's Intellectual Property Group As much as one may love to sit down with a nice hardcover book from one's favorite author, those days are…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Supreme Court Justices are now doing reading on iPads and Kindles, when will law students?
Main December 13, 2010Supreme Court Justices are now doing reading on iPads and Kindles, when will law students?The question in the title of this post is prompted by this new…
informed.JD
Open for Business! Google’s New eBookstore Delights & Disappoints
By John DiGilio
Google today opened the latest chapter in the great story on the battle of the eBook stores. Established eBook retailers like Amazon and Barnes & Noble are taking note, as…