Apple has just leapt ahead in the e-book race by offering users the ability to easily embed multimedia elements into their books.
Thomas Minkus reports on CES 2012 and the biggest trends, including interactive televisions, ultrabooks and new smartphones.
Bestseller Simon Winchester dishes on Skulls, Touch Press' newest book app, which features 360 degree high-resolution rotations of over 300 animal skulls.
In the past year in particular, with the Google Books settlement all but dead, attention has waned and the focus has shifted to Amazon, Apple, and Barnes & Noble.
If the Euro collapses and multinational companies at the vanguard of e-book distribution have to retool their systems, will it set Europe behind?
Walrus, a one-year-old enhanced e-book publisher in France, has used Apple's iBooks platform but is looking to EPUB 3 in the future.
Change agents on the West coast meet book publishers from New York at the Books in Browsers conference. The result: a lot of quotable moments.
Dr. Jennifer Elfert of German app-developer Zuuka! gives tips for how to be publish your apps.
Confused by the new Kindles that offer 11 different features and 2-5 variants for each feature. This flow chart should help.
Children's book publishers are enchanted by interactive apps, but forgoing the inherent market advantages of the basic e-book is a big mistake.
