Don't Procrastinate

I travel a lot, maybe too much. One thing I'm noticing each time I fly, is that more people are reading books with eReaders--Kindles, Nooks, Sony--people like the convenience of using this technology. If you have a book that you've had published, either with a publisher or published yourself, you should get it on Amazon's Kindle Reader. It's a great way to get your work out to people who are not inclined to buy traditional books. Or . . . make your own eBook and sell it on Amazon.

Borders Finally In

Borders announced that it has finally entered into the e-book market, by launching its own electronic book store. Although it has taken them some time to join others in capitalizing on what's being referred to as the future of publishing, Borders says its aim is to capture 17% of the industry. Read the entire story here: http://tiny.cc/xv9k4 The store, at http://ebooks.borders.com, has more than 1.5 million titles and thousands of free ones, and will feature various formats suitable for a variety of eReaders.