Sentences with phrase «ebook lending sites»

Moving to a lower - cost pay - per - page scheme is probably not a viable option for ebook lending sites such as Scribd as the attraction for Big 5 publishers would be diminished.

We are quite happy with the rise of eBook lending sites, that help facilitate the love of reading from users who have never met each other before.

The new website offers some innovative features not found in many of the other ebook lending sites.

Many new eBook lending sites are rising up to take advantage over the lending services offered by Amazon and Barnes and Noble.

We do know that we're not the only eBook lending site who had their API access revoked today, so we can only speculate that it wasn't anything about Lendle specifically that caused Amazon to act today, but rather something a bit bigger than us.

Not exact matches

By demonstrating how ebook lending can work through this site, he hopes that publishers and libraries can put to rest some of the concerns that both sides have on the issue.

Unfortunately, a report that was released earlier this year showed that one way publishers are looking into protecting authors is to ban off - site or remote ebook lending, thereby requiring patrons to come into their local libraries in order to borrow ebooks, essentially destroying one of the key advantages to e-reading, namely, the portability and anywhere access to ebooks.

For its part, the government body overseeing the issue has agreed that authors need to be fairly compensated through ebook lending, but also that every possible step must be taken to ensure that ebook lending by both remote and on - site patrons remains a free service to society.

Many new sites are rising up that help facilitate the ebook lending process such as Lendle, and eBook Febook lending process such as Lendle, and eBook FeBook Fling.

In the digital age, there is no denying that people are pirate eBooks from popular torrent sites, but why should eBook lending clubs not care?

The main reason that lending sites will become the way people trade books comes to a question of quality of the ebook.

But at the American Library Association annual conference (ALA 2011) this week, HarperCollins was a willing participant in open discussions with the ALA task force business meeting and will even be contributing a publisher's perspective on the ALA task force's FAQ site on ebook lending and licensing.

We profiled the Kindle and Nook Lending site eBook Fling in the past and they specialize in both Kindle and Nook book lending.

This is the case in which a site designed to help ebook readers offer and find ebooks to lend — all perfectly legal and in no way involved with piracy — was shut down by authors who mistook LendInk for a piracy operation.

But the company's web site clearly states that a given ebook can only be lent «one time.»