Bibliobibuli

My review in The Star today : Two renowned authors share insights into the future of the book. This Is Not The End Of The Book Au...

Can e-readers ever replace paper books, journals, magazines and other things we love to read? asks Abby Lu in The Star 's Metro section...

The Internet worries me for other reasons. I have always been a reader, so the Internet has enhanced my reading, not lessened it. But in a...

... there’s something else that may be lost if old-style books fade from the scene: the personality that authors — and the people who give b...

My favourite tech geek, Leon Wing , was the perfect person to review the first e-reader to be brought into the country. So how does the Hanl...

Last Sunday's Starmag carried the news that MPH will be bringing in stocks of an e-reader - at last! The device in question is called ...

Today Esquire magazine , tomorrow the book you're holding ? (Found via Bettina Tizzy on Twitter.)

Sorry for not blogging earlier, I was at a place called Frideswide on the Western Front attending to the casualties and dodging fire in the ...

Coiuld this be the shape of books to come? Cindy Tham at The Nutgraph writes about her encounter with a hybrid book , a "digi-novel...

If there's one thing I want more than a Kindle, then it could be the new Barnes and Noble e-reader (as yet unchristened) produced by Pla...

Talk about a news item which gets your hopes up, and then cruelly dashes them a moment later. Amazon announced yesterday that its Kindle e-...

While many have made the assumption that today kids can't write because of all the technology they are surrounded with, Andrea Lunsford ...

When I look at books, I see an outdated technology, like scrolls before books ... says Cushing Academy headmaster James Tracy. The administ...

Books in the future will be an experience in cross-media. We need to look to the gaming industry to see a space where people are not constra...

One of the problems with ebooks is - you can't get authors to sign them at book events. Or can you? Apparently David Sedaris signed a K...

I knew then that the book's migration to the digital realm would not be a simple matter of trading ink for pixels, but would likely chan...

Conspiring with a distant lover? Try texting. Lost in the woods/wilderness/Ionic Sea? Use GPS. Case of mistaken identity? Facebook! Technolo...

... the new Kindle edges even closer to the ideal of an e-book reader. The reading experience is immersive, natural and pleasant; the book c...

"Sing to me of the man, Muse, the man of twists and turns driven time and again, off course, once he had plundered the hallowed heights...

If reading has a history, it might also have an end. It is far too soon to tell when that end might come, and how the shift from print liter...