eReading Review & Device Comparator
Friday, January 27th, 2012 09:20 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jesse_the_kThe Teleread Blog aggregates all sorts of useful news on ereaders, epublishing, e this and e that.
From the source:
Eleven free stories by Philip K Dick
To librarians:
Self-service iPad checkout for libraries
To the consumer:
eReader Interactive Database Comes on Line
This last is an awesome tool with 128 devices and selectors for screen kind, size, OS, price etc.
To assistive technology (YAY)
Switch-based Access to Three Kindle Models
Here's the RSS feed I made and added to my reading list (long form).
http://teleread-feed.dreamwidth.org/
To add Teleread to your daily inhale, visit that link and then choose subscribe from the navigation bar on top.
From the source:
Eleven free stories by Philip K Dick
To librarians:
Self-service iPad checkout for libraries
To the consumer:
eReader Interactive Database Comes on Line
This last is an awesome tool with 128 devices and selectors for screen kind, size, OS, price etc.
To assistive technology (YAY)
Switch-based Access to Three Kindle Models
Here's the RSS feed I made and added to my reading list (long form).
http://teleread-feed.dreamwidth.org/
To add Teleread to your daily inhale, visit that link and then choose subscribe from the navigation bar on top.
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Date: 2012-01-28 03:19 am (UTC)When Andrew Carnegie was polishing his robber-baron image by spreading money all over the U.S. to fund free public libraries, books and maps were truly too expensive for the "average working person." Now a net connection and an e-reader put uncountable things within almost-reach, not to mention the fabulous free things already on tap.
I can't imagine there are any easy answers available! (But the Amazon billionaire could certainly afford to donate a whole passel of Kindles for public library use.)