E-Books & Self-Publishing Roundup, May 30, 2013

by Julie Keck

May 30, 2013

1. As e-books rise, smaller book stores are still growing (Marketplace)

2. Tech-savvy parents still prefer print books to e-books for kids, according to Pew (LA Times)

3. HarperCollins makes it easier for authors to give free, advance copies of their e-books (paidContent)

4. One-day deals making e-books brief best-sellers (NYT)

5. What the Toronto Star, Chicago Tribune and other media companies have learned from publishing e-books (paidContent)

6. Top 5 apps for authors (MediaShift)

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