WSJ article – How the E-Book Will Change the Way We Read and Write

Interesting article in the WSU on eBooks, “How the E-Book Will Change the Way We Read and Write.”  It focuses on more popular reading than academic sources, but brings out some interesting points about marketing, discovery, and selling pieces/parts of books.

An added FYI, when I find articles related to eBooks I bookmark them on my delicious site, which is linked to the blog.  Just go to the homepage to see the recent delicious bookmarks.

One thought on “WSJ article – How the E-Book Will Change the Way We Read and Write”

  1. I read the WSJ article, and I loved the idea of having every book that I have read since childhood at my fingertips. I couldn’t help but think of how this would influence education. We could easily share our childhood classics with our students and loved ones. We could also easily create a book list of desired books and simply read through the list. I need to get an e-book reader!

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