• Amazon Anxieties Emerge at Madrid Book Fair (Publishing Perspectives)
• Do editors not say no because they can no longer say yes? (FutureBook)
• The new Penguin English Library is a far cry from its 1963 version (Guardian)
• Traditional vs. Self-publishing is a False Dichotomy (Nathan Bransford, Author)
• Where now for Nook’s global ambition? Apps and Windows (paidContent)
• Why We Killed Our College Daily Paper for a More Digital Future (PBS MediaShift )

The Morning Coffee – 25 May 2012 is post from The Digital Reader

• Apple: U.S. e-book lawsuit ‘fundamentally flawed’  (Thompson Reuters)
• The First Comic Book Style Press Release We’ve Ever Received (GalleyCat)
• iBook Lessons: Book samples and rookie mistakes (TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog)
• A model for the new bookstore (essay) (Inside Higher Ed)
• Qwiki launches interactive story-telling platform with ABC News (GigaOm)
• Why iTunes U Isn’t Seeing Massive Adoption by Universities (edcetera)

The Morning Coffee – 24 May 2012 is post from The Digital Reader

• 3 Things I Learned When My Site’s Traffic Increased 25,000% in One Day (Lars Martinson: Cartoonist)
• Apple relaxes iPhone security for son of God (Scoopertino)
• McGraw-Hill: Build education tech, and we’ll buy you (GigaOm)
• Mobile Devices and Browsers Aren’t Ready for HTML5 (RWW)
• On Self-Publishing and Having a Chip on One’s Shoulder (Nathan Bransford, Author)
• Print-On-Demand Not Coming to a Store Near You (Borderlands Books)
• What’s Going on in the Mexican E-Book Market? (Digital Book World)

The Morning Coffee – 23 May 2012 is post from The Digital Reader

• The Atavist Matures as a Publisher and a Platform (NYTimes)
• B&N Says New Concept Stores Are Not In Development (PW)
• Educational Apps Aren’t Fun (FutureBook)
• iBook Lessons: The long and short of ebook submission review times (TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog)
• Kobo’s new web app is good for Kobo, but not for readers (Booksprung)
• Paper is the Main Problem of Traditional Media (RWW)
• U.C.L.A. Professor Makes a Case for Google as Publisher (NYTimes)

The Morning Coffee – 22 May 2012 is post from The Digital Reader

• Dead-Tree Luddites – Genevieve LaGreca (Mises Daily)
• Ebook Crowdfunding Platform Unglue.it Launched (The Digital Shift)
• In search of Project Z (FutureBook)
• iPad Retina display: Thanks to my new tablet, I don’t read anything on paper. (Slate Magazine)
•  A Nail in Public Libraries’ Coffins (Copyright and Technology)
• What is this price fixing lawsuit about anyway? A Q&A (Dear Author)
•  When You Wish Upon a Star, You Get the Pointy End: Why Authors Should ALWAYS Respond To Negative Reviews (Digital Book World)

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The Morning Coffee – 21 May 2012 is post from The Digital Reader

• Adele (The Passive Voice)
• Amazon to Sell Ads on Kindle Fire Welcome Screen (Advertising Age)
• Final Score in the Georgia State Game: Library 94, Publishers 5 (The Scholarly Kitchen)
• In the Digital Era, Publication Isn’t Preservation (Digital Book World)
• International Ebook Antitrust Lawsuits [INFOGRAPHIC] (popular soda)
• Introducing The Novel
• Simon & Schuster settles antitrust-ebook suit with state AGs (CNET)
• What is needed (John D. Berry dot com)

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The Morning Coffee – 18 May 2012 is post from The Digital Reader

• Amazon Killed The Book Reviewer Star (TechCrunch)
• DOJ Lawsuit Update: Where Windowing Becomes Important (Dear Author)
• New Stats: Kids Find E-Books ‘Fun And Cool,’ But Teens Are Still Reluctant (paidContent)
• Teacher Behind New iPads Gets Pink Slip (NBC San Diego)
• Twitter and Reddit as crowdsourced fact-checking engines (GigaOm)
• Why the iPad Works for Writing (RWW)
• Zombie-Based Learning on Kickstarter (GalleyCat)

The Morning Coffee – 17 May 2012 is post from The Digital Reader

• Many authors are able to make a living with their writing with Harlequin (The Passive Voice)
• Judge comes down hard on publishers, Apple in e-book case (paidContent)
• Now Flipboard Does Audio, Too (TIME)
• When publishing goes wrong…Starring Undead Press (Mandy DeGeit)
• Who Says Your Writing Dreams Have To Be Sensible Or Realistic? (The Creative Penn)

The Morning Coffee – 16 May 2012 is post from The Digital Reader

• 20th Century Fox Spins ‘Wool’ For Scott Free And Film Rites (Deadline)
• Apple Fan Boy Offers to Give His House Away (RWW)
• As 17 more states join class action against book publishers and Apple, new details revealed (paidContent)
• Battery-powered book a surprise hit (The Daily Mash)
• In The E-Reader Era, A Book A Year Is Plenty (Forbes)
• The Man Who Took on Amazon and Saved a Bookstore (Forbes)
• Writers won’t lose out if libraries lend ebooks (The Observer)

The Morning Coffee – 15 May 2012 is post from The Digital Reader

• Copyright Terms Should Be Shorter (Dear Author)
• Future U: The stubborn persistence of textbooks (Ars Technica)
• How to Root GlowLight Nook Touch with TinyNoot (Video) (The eBook Reader Blog)
• In E-Reader Age of Writer’s Cramp, a Book a Year Is Slacking (NYTimes.com)
• What Are You Reading and on What Platform? (Digital Book World)
• When e-books were growing (FutureBook)

The Morning Coffee – 14 May 2012 is post from The Digital Reader