Today’s links of interest:
- Dude, you stole my article.
A look at how one instance of plagiarism lead one reporter to dig deeper to find an even uglier pattern of abuse. - The Next Big Thing: Christian Vampire Romance
Funny. Mostly because, well, you know others are thinking the same thing. - A Novel Approach to Finishing a Manuscript
Or, how Neal Stephenson finished "The Big U" because the technology gave him no choice. - Amazon, Booklocker Trade Motions in POD Antitrust Case
In which a lawsuit moves forward. - Big Week for (and Big Reactions to) ‘Breaking Dawn’
Extremely high expectations for the new Stephenie Meyer’s book turns to disappointment for some — and the ethics of returns becomes a sidebar in the story. - Why Sony lost the battle of the e-book
Instead of hitting the ball out of the park with an analysis of the Sony eReader versus the Kindle, the Financial Times misses some key points. (Registration required). - DailyLit Offers Sponsored Chapters
Despite the awkwardness of the second party’s name (what hath the dotcom land grab wrought?), this is an interesting business model.
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Mike Cane // Aug 10, 2008 at 12:47 pm
Why Sony lost the battle of the e-book
Instead of hitting the ball out of the park with an analysis of the Sony eReader versus the Kindle, the Financial Times misses some key points. (Registration required).
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Not so!
Type Sony into the Search field. The column will come up. Click on it. Read free!