Harvard Medical School used Kindles to deliver course documents

Kindle Store should provide DRMless PDF and ePUB as options—and a Bezos statement might offer hope

Kindle might be open to non-Amazon apps someday, says Amazon Kindle VP

Looking beyond the ‘Text-to-Speech’ Kindle Kerfuffle

iRex DR1000 series to get Adobe support for PDF, ePub and accompanying DRM

Format-tortured reader: Could I buy a broken Kindle, then purchase K books to convert for my Nokia N810?

USA Today hates iRex Digital Reader 1000S: $749 ‘kludge’ isn’t ‘user friendly’ enough

Kindle store bestsellers: From free to DRM-free?

Do kids need ’shelves and dust’ to benefit fully from ‘books’? NYT columnist skeptical about e-books—even if she owns a Kindle

How Many, How Many I Wonder, But They Really Don’t Want to Tell

Good news for e-books: Cheaper Asustek hardware, just US$200 next year—and meanwhile the iPhone market keeps growing

NYT writer reviews Kindle, yawn, yawn: When will the Times get serious about e-books and write about the grubby stuff?

Will ebook readers reduce book sales - Yes, says J. Esposito; No, says our J. Wikert

The mysterious case of the missing iPhone Mobipocket client

Kindle launch in UK delayed ’till after Christmas

Try to do this, Kindle! O’Reilly releases colorful guide to iPhone—ePub-based APP for the phone itself

Using Amazon DTP and Kindle to reach new audiences - Neil Simpson at The Guest Corner « Amazon Kindle, Books & Amazon News Blog

The Kindle vs. the Plastic Logic device: Could PL’s king-sized screen, ruggedness and wireless crush the K machine?

E-book store is as important as the e-books themselves

Mobipocket now running on Blackberry’s Storm and Bold—but what about the iPhone? Dirty format-tricks from Amazon?

‘10 Linux-powered e-book readers’

Of "appgazines" and saving newspapers

Tracy Falbe: Why I haven’t added my e-books to the Kindle store

Sony and the perils of proprietary e-book formats—and the promise of cellphone e-books

A TeleRead review of ‘Tokyo Zero’: Free e-book offers amusing romp down Vonnegut-like rabbit hole

Tim O’Reilly: Kindle needs open ePub-style standard to survive

The Digitizers: Joshua Tallent, the Kindle e-book designer to beat all Kindle e-book designers

Memo to Jeff Bezos

‘Latest FAIL in eBooks’? Or a viable rival to the Amazon Kindle—in the form of a wireless e-book reader?

Kudos to Amazon on Kindle update! Job well done!

E-text: A threat to concentration?

Kindle “find” function unearths poor editing

Music survey shows risk of locked-format approach like the Kindle’s

The tech-and-lit chasm: The Nation predicts the iPhone—even if it already exists

Two ‘must-reads’ for e-book biz people: The glories of simplicity and interactivity

K2 will probably diss the IDPF’s ePub standard—and meanwhile the snoozin’ IDPF apparently doesn’t even have an ePub logo

Will e-book tech stand still for Amazon’? And what about this estimate of 400,000 units sold?

Fun while it lasted: Illegal Harry Potter copies were on sale in E via Kindle store—plus further thoughts (on publishing’s technophobia)

2008 U.K. launch for Amazon Kindle or K II? Mid-’08 for Readius rollable E Ink reader? Q3 for Sony Reader?

Counting down to Amazon’s Kindle press conference

It’s tough to choose an e-book reader

‘Oprah slow to Kindle—fans left out in the old’—but could an E-Book Week show make ‘em happy again?

Firmware upgrade as a Kindle 2 sales-promoter: New tweak to help DRM-trapped K1 owners move books to K2?

Watching Books

Is Amazon sitting on the Mobipocket iPhone client after all?

Amazon-Mobi DRM vs. a first novelist: DRM delays Diesel eBooks’ promo of ‘The Solomon Scandals’

Russ Wilcox on E Ink

Kindle format ahead for cellphones—plus speculation on the Kindle as an ANTI-e-book device

Why Amazon should try a ‘Radiohead Experiment’ on the Kindle

The e-book numbers battle: How Sony can surpass the Kindle’s 190K items—via wise use of alliances and tech

Will the Kindle 2.0 e-reader advance the ball?

Psst! Amazon looking for a Kindle marketing director—plus a K-related lawyer. Can we change Amazon from within? Engineers needed, too

Q&A with Ian Freed of Amazon Kindle

Books online: A stern warning, apropos of the Kindle dilemma

Kindle gripe: Expiring book samples in some cases

E-book review: Emperor Dad

A comprehensive review of iPhone e-book options

Opinion: Myebook, LinkIn, the N.Y. Times and social networking: Shared comments ahead for Kindle fans, other e-bookers?

Opinion: No, Mr. Murdoch; that was a movie, this is a book

Opinion: Wired, Eric Flint, the Kindle, and “Changing” the “Game”

Opinion: Info snacking vs. book-reading: Kindle hurting books and other long texts despite Bezos’ original hopes?

Opinion: DRMed Kindle e-books vs. unshackled music in standard MP3 format: When will the media ask about the obvious?

Opinion: Kindles in the classroom: World history teacher is sold on the K machine

Opinion: Sixteen free Harlequin novels: A Valentine for romance fans

M-edge Leisure Jacket for the Kindle - Review

Opinion: Kindle pros and cons—from Microsoft program manager Scott Hanselman

Opinion: The economics of the Kindle, revisited: Should a professor buy a $400 e-reader?

Opinion: Joe’s Kindle Webinar, Part II: Quick info on piracy, retail sales and other topics, including K use outside U.S.

Podcast: TeleRead Audio: Ingram Digital’s Frank Daniels III talks to Karen Holt on e-newspapers vis-a-vis e-books, E prices, DRM and other topics

Podcast: "What’s Up with Ebooks?" is now available

Podcast: How ePub beats obsolescence

Podcast: Kindle-format software vs. Stanza: What about Adobe and ePub, David B?

eGen: ‘High-volume’ ePub conversion from XML—and claims of hi-fi reproductions of charts

‘Run Kindle for PC in Linux with Wine’

Opinion: Quick test drive: Kindle for PC looks promising—but is no match for Mobipocket in flexibility. And how about ePub?

Seen a Kindle commercial on TV?

Droid smartphone launch: Better for e-booking than the iPhone, especially as more apps show up?

ePub is kickstarting the e-book biz: 1.6 million ePub titles available from the Internet Archive alone