Publishers Weekly is reporting that Barnes & Noble is considering a plan to bundle print books and ebooks. The digital and print book bundles will launch in about 60 to 90 days. The plan was announced by Barnes & Noble.com president William Lynch at the AAP annual meeting. Publishers Weekly also reports that William Lynch predicts there will be less bookstores in the future but they won...
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Publishers Weekly wrote about the partnership between Barnes & Noble and Common Sense Media in Common Sense Raises Issues at B&N. This blog was quoted in that article. So welcome! To recap: I wrote about the partnership in my post, No, We All Don't Agree. In a nutshell, my point of view: Common Sense Media is there for those parents who want it. Despite its name "common sense" and it sayin...
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AChairAFireplaceATeaCozy on 24th Feb 2010 (via yzocaet.blogspot.com)
On Twitter, SassyMonkey brought to my attention that Barnes & Noble is now using CommonSenseMedia age ratings on its website. SassyMonkey has a pretty thorough review of the situation, especially how what appears at B&N is a lot less nuanced than what is at CommonSenseMedia. Click through to SassyMonkey's post, especially as she has great screen shots that compare what is at Barnes & N...
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AChairAFireplaceATeaCozy on 22nd Feb 2010 (via yzocaet.blogspot.com)
Barnes and Noble has announced the 2009 Discover awards finalists. In fiction they are: Barb Johnson, More of This World or Maybe Another (HarperPerennial) Victor Lodato, Mathilda Savitch (Farrar, Straus & Giroux) C. E. Morgan, All the Living (Farrar, Straus...
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TheElegantVariation on 2nd Feb 2010 (via marksarvas.blogs.com)
The tools to help you to make the most of the latest media slates and tablets 2010 is indeed the year of e-readers, tablets and media slates. Amazon has the Kindle. Barnes & Noble has the Nook. Sony has its own e-readers, and the massive Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas might as well have been called TabletCon. Overshadowing all of this is Apple's "latest creation", also rumoured to...
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GuardianBooks on 25th Jan 2010 (via guardian.co.uk)
I picked up Sara Barron's People Are Unappealing the other day because I was at Barnes & Noble and something about the cover caught my attention. This is a collection of autobiographical tales. While most autobiographies are written by successful...
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overduebooks on 14th Jan 2010 (via jimnshelle.net)
I suspected this would happen - but not this soon. Barnes & Noble is already pushing a system software update out to early bird owners of its Nook readers. Considering the poor reviews the Nook received upon its release a couple of weeks ago, this is an excellent move on the bookseller's part.According to Brighthand.com, this is what Nook owners can expect after the software update is
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BookChase on 22nd Dec 2009 (via bookchase.blogspot.com)