
Education: Beyond the Book
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Barely Any U.S. Culture will Enter the Public Domain this Year
The School Library As a Foundational Step To Childrens’ Effective Reading Habits, Isaac Oluwadare Busayo
Sum of all fears: Arabs read an average of 6 pages a year, study reveals
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What will the global e-book market look like by 2016?
New data from Pricewaterhouse Coopers’ Global Entertainment and Media Outlook projects that e-books will make up 50 percent of the U.S. trade book market by 2016. What will happen in the rest of the world during that time? PwC gave paidContent an exclusive look at their e-book data, and here are some of their predictions.Ebooks and the Long Arm of the Law
Lately, it seems that every other article about ebooks is news about a new lawsuit. Ebooks have a series of legal ramifications inherent to the format, problems that did not exist (or did but to a far lesser degree) in other book formats.BitTorrent Crackdown: Police Raid Private Tracker, Others Shut Down
Anti-piracy group Antipiratbyrån is making good on its threats to take file-sharing sites offline in Sweden. During the last 48 hours, police in Sweden and the Netherlands swooped on key staff and hardware connected to a long-standing private BitTorrent tracker. As yet another popular eBook site closes, famous tracker Scene Access is being warned – you’re next. Following the announcement this month that Sweden’s Supreme Court would not be hearing an appeal of the Pirate Bay trial, entertainment industry lawyers warned that file-sharing sites in Sweden were living on borrowed time. All 150 sites with Swedish connections were advised to shut down – or else. For Swepiracy, a private BitTorrent tracker founded in 2006, it’s now too late.PW BEA Show Daily June 5, 2012
Does Digital Publishing Really Encourage More Reading?
“Access not ownership, relationships not transactions, meaning is money.”
Words of Wisdom from the World E-Reading Congress 2012
The European e-Business Market W@tch - Studies
Scope of the studyDigital rights management ( DRM ) is a class of controversial access control technologies that are used by hardware manufacturers, publishers, copyright holders, and individuals with the intent to limit the use of digital content and devices after sale . DRM is any technology that inhibits uses of digital content that are not desired or intended by the content provider. DRM also includes specific instances of digital works or devices. Companies such as Amazon , AT&T , AOL , Apple Inc. , BBC , Microsoft , Electronic Arts , and Sony use digital rights management.
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DRM 2011 - 7th IEEE International Workshop on Digital Rights Management Impact on Consumer Communications (DRM 2011)
DRM 2011 - 7th IEEE International Workshop on Digital Rights Management Impact on Consumer Communications (DRM 2011) View: 2859Released: April 4, 2012

