Entries in 'ebooks' (46)
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Playboy scraps print magazine for 100 per cent digital future
Makes the decision to support increasing number of readers that want anonymity.
Mobile content revenues to pass $40bn in 2013 and hit $65bn by 2016
Driven by operator billing and tablet owners' hunger to purchase games, videos and eBooks.
Google Play marks first birthday with 18m songs, 5m e-books, 700k apps
Time spent as Android Market is now something of a distant memory.
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French digital newsstand lekiosk secures $7.1m
Funding will power global launch and expansion to Windows Phone 8.
PlayTales powers more than 5m digital reads a month
E-book solution is used by around 3m kids each day.
INFOGRAPHIC: Will e-readers make paperbacks an endangered species?
43 per cent of Americans read an e-book in 2011.
PHOTOS: Kobo unveils two new e-readers and a seven-inch Android tablet
Leaps off of the top ropes and into the ring against Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Google.
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Tesco buys e-book provider Mobcast for £4.5m
Secures 130,000 strong library and furthers attack on the digital entertainment market.
Porn comes to an iPad near you with new e-book portal, iPadult.com
Adult digital newsstand will provide users with electronic titles from Magna Publishing.
Argos, Blackwell's and Foyles to sell Nook e-readers in the UK
Retailers join John Lewis for Barnes & Noble's international expansion.
More than 100m Kindle-exclusive e-books have been downloaded
And over 180,000 are available from Amazon's unique library.
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Amazon says ebooks outsell print books in the UK
Number of ebooks sold outstrips paperbacks and hardbacks combined.
'Fifty Shades of Grey' smashes past 1m Kindle downloads
'Mummy porn' novel becomes the first e-book ever to reach the milestone.
'Fifty Shades of Grey' smashes past 1m Kindle downloads
'Mummy porn' novel becomes the first e-book ever to reach the milestone.
Nokia pushes out Nokia Reading app
Going up against Kindle and iBooks with its new service for Lumia phones.
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Amazon Q1 sales up by 34 per cent to hit $13.1bn
Digital items account for nine out of ten best-sellers.
