Audio Book
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Bookeen Cybook Gen3
Reviews Compact, lightweight and usable, the Cybook Gen3 is currently the best e-book reader on the UK market. It could, however, still benefit from a few tweaks.
HP Jornada 565
Reviews With an enhanced display and increased battery life, the Jornada 560 series overcomes the major flaws of the previous 540 series, and strengthens its competitive position.
TomTom GO 910
Reviews The GO 910 performs its core navigation task very competently. The wide-screen format is an improvement, and the software is generally well presented and usable. However, it remains to be seen how much users really want the extra features TomTom has added.
Net traffic down on first day of Swedish antipiracy law
News The same day the new law goes into effect, Internet traffic is down considerably and five audio book publishers go after an alleged illegal file sharer in court.
Tags: Piracy, Software licensing, Traffic, Audio Book, IP, Swedish Publishers, computer, antipiracy, Wi-Fi, Sweden
Fund will help alleged Swedish pirates hit by new law
News Pirate Bay spokesperson and Swedish politicians create fund to help alleged pirates fight accusations after the passage of new antipiracy law.
Tags: Piracy, Funding, Audio Book, Fund, Law, Piracy, Backup, Integrity Association, IP, Green
Swedish antipiracy law: Traffic down, ISP rebels
News Internet traffic in Sweden dropped by almost half after an antipiracy law took effect, but a loophole could take the teeth out of the law.
Tags: Piracy, Web sites, Audio Book, Law, Antipiracy Law, European Union, IP, Netnod, Bahnhof, IP Address
Microsoft, Amazon curl up with digital book deal
News Microsoft announced a deal with Amazon.com today to sell digital books through the giant e-tailer.
Handspring's Visor speaks
News A cheaper form of the spoken word is coming to the Handspring Visor.
Random House turns to niche e-book sales
News Random House is pushing further into the digital arena this week with a site update that will direct e-book readers to online retailers' shelves, adding unknown authors to its promotion efforts.
Random House turns to niche e-book sales
News Random House is pushing further into the digital arena this week with a site update that will direct e-book readers to online retailers' shelves, adding unknown authors to its promotion efforts.
Random House sues e-book company over copyrights
News The book publishing giant files a copyright infringement lawsuit against RosettaBooks, accusing the start-up of illegally selling electronic versions of Random House titles.
Swedish ISPs vow to erase users' traffic data
News In more fallout from a Swedish antipiracy law that went into effect April 1, some of the country's ISPs say they will erase IP data to protect their customers' privacy.
Tags: Lawsuits, Piracy, Privacy, Traffic Data, Safe Harbor, IP, computer, Sweden, File-sharing, Internet Service Provider
Has online piracy reached tipping point?
News news analysis Across the globe, copyright owners are on the offensive and say jobs and future of intellectual property are at stake. Can they do anything about it?
Tags: Piracy, Copyright, Entertainment Company, Grokster Ltd., Music, P2P, entertainment, Advertisement, YouTube Inc., antipiracy
Can Amazon's Kindle become a bestseller?
News news analysis For years the public has proved reluctant to trade in paperbacks for e-readers, but Amazon still hopes Kindle will set the world of e-books on fire.
Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), Development/design
The New Yorker enters digital age with e-books
News Microsoft said Monday it has inked a deal with The New Yorker to publish the magazine's first series of e-books in the Microsoft Reader format.
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