A Guide to E-Books (and 100 E-Text Classics)

in e-books | February 12th, 2009 Leave a Comment

A quick fyi: Mark Glaser at PBS’s MediaShift has just published a handy guide to e-books. It covers the history of e-books, the competing e-book readers, the pros and cons of working with e-books, what Google and Apple are now doing in this space, and more. Good stuff.

Separately, I also wanted to flag a collection that features e-texts of 100 major literary classics. You’ll find it over at universitiesandcolleges.org.


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