Asus Plans to Enter the eBook Market With Cheap Dual-Screen eReaders.
Now with two screens! 
Looks bit more like a book – hmmmmm.
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Asus Plans to Enter the eBook Market With Cheap Dual-Screen eReaders
Posted by tom.altman on September 7th, 2009
Google is 'messin' with Amazon and the Kindle
Posted by tom.altman on March 20th, 2009
Google Offers 500,000 Books for Free on Sony Reader.
Um…not sure what you htink – but I see Google giggling on this one. The official Kindle page says over 245,000. Um, that’s half than the free ones Google has.
iPhone vs. Kindle (video)
Posted by tom.altman on March 12th, 2009
Hmmmm…what do you think?
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Tags: Amazon Kindle, iPhone, iPod Touch 
Comments OffTimes Techie Envisions the Future of News
Posted by tom.altman on March 12th, 2009
Times Techie Envisions the Future of News | Epicenter from Wired.com.
We all need to think like Nick and truely envision what needs to be done next. Then go and do it. Newspapers ahve to think differently.
Posted in Quick Post, eReader, new media, old media, technology, wedia Tags: New York Times, newspaper Comments OffCan Hearst Save Newspapers? Not with subscriptions IMO.
Posted by tom.altman on March 2nd, 2009
Can Hearst Save Newspapers With an E-Reader? – PC World.
My boss just tweeted this from PCWorld:
@mgcoleman Hearst building an e-reader and Long Island Newsday charging for online content: http://tinyurl.com/avyj32
My biggest issue is I think the news business thinks the problem is with people getting their newspaper electronically. And they still think the “game” is subscriptions.
The model is not paid content anymore…
