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If you're an avid reader, you don't need to buy ebooks or even have an ereader to enjoy the benefits of a large, free selection of reading material. My title is Senior Features Writer, which is a ...

The following is a list of the most-requested ebooks at your local libraries for the week ending Oct. 19. Most Requested ...

Libraries, like other consumers, should be free to buy any published e-content at competitive prices, to keep these items in their collection, and to loan them to their patrons. Anything less violates ...

Most ebook sellers try to lock you into a particular ecosystem. If you don't mind buying from the same company every time, this isn't too bad, but you lose the ability to comparison shop, as well as ...

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That's the question over on The Verge: why is an ebook ever riddled with typos? It's an interesting point and one that must strike people as they stumble and stutter their way through something ...

For many students, ebooks are a great and inexpensive tool. But do they negatively effect how we comprehend what we read? A new study might drain the proverbial juice in their Kindle's batteries.

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