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Showing posts with label e-reader. Show all posts
Showing posts with label e-reader. Show all posts
Monday, July 11, 2011
The first Google e-books integrated e-reader
I just came across an interesting story about the first Google e-books integrated reader that has been developed and will be put on sale at Target stores on July 17th. This might be a good product for foundation librarians to look into so that they can provide their clients with another way to access Google books.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
A call for providing e-readers to students
A short article on PBS' Need to Know blog discuses how Rep. Anthony Weiner of New York is calling for the provision of e-readers to public students. By Weiner's estimation, the use of digital textbooks could save public schools thousands of dollars by eliminating the purchase of print books that cost about $137/pupil in Weiner's home city of New York.
The switch to e-readers would of course be a big boon to manufacturers who are trying to reach a textbook market worth almost $10 billion.
The switch to e-readers would of course be a big boon to manufacturers who are trying to reach a textbook market worth almost $10 billion.
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