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.

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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