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Piracy is inevitable, but that doesn't mean piracy needs to do to the book industry what it did to music. To an extent the music industry was the architect of its own misfortune, responding to the threat of piracy with excessive DRM, too-high prices and format wars that confused and alienated customers.

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When most people think of electronic book readers, Amazon's thin, white Kindle probably springs to mind. However, that could be about to change.

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Digital piracy, long confined to music and movies, is spreading to books. And as e-readers, smartphones and touch-screen "tablets" boost demand for digital books, experts say the problem may get worse.

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A Paris court ruled Friday that Google Inc.'s expansion into digital books breaks France's copyright laws, and a judge slapped the Internet search leader with a euro10,000-a-day fine until it stops showing literary snippets.

Amazon claims that its Kindle eBook reader has posted its best sales ever, as it fires a warning shot across the bows of rivals.

Five major publishers -- Conde Nast Publications, Hearst Corp., Meredith Corp., News Corp. and Time Inc. -- announced Tuesday that they would join forces to develop an online storefront to rival Amazon.com Inc.

Barnes & Noble's new e-reader packs tons of features for storage, navigation, and connectivity, but it can be slow, especially when booting up.

Many people who want to read electronic books are discovering that they can do so on the smartphones that are already in their pockets — bringing a whole new meaning to “phone book.” And they like that they can save the $250 to $350 that they would otherwise spend on yet another gadget.

Google Inc. will loosen its control over millions of copyright-protected books that will be added to its digital library if a federal judge approves a revised legal settlement addressing the earlier objections of antitrust regulators. The concessions, filed late Friday in New York federal court, come two months after the U.S. Justice Department balked at Google's original agreement with authors and publishers, warning the arrangement could do more harm than good in the emerging market for electronic books.

Amazon's Kindle can read books aloud, but if you're blind it can be difficult to turn that function on without help. Now two universities say they will shun the device until Amazon changes the setup.

The new free app Amazon.com has made available for Windows users brings the Kindle's e-bookstore to PC screens. The application turns your desktop or notebook into a virtual e-reader, allowing you full access to all your purchases. Unlike the Kindle e-reader, the PC application features the ability to show color content.

If you think the universe of e-book readers begins with the Kindle 2 and ends with the Kindle DX, think again. That universe is expanding rapidly. We recently completed thorough hands-on testing of seven of the top e-readers available today and came to a surprising conclusion: Our number one choice isn't from Amazon at all; it's the Sony Reader Touch Edition.

An upcoming issue of the magazine Esquire features a new stunt aimed at getting more physical issues into readers' hands. The cover and several spreads in the December edition will feature augmented reality technology: Hold the image up to a computer's Web cam, and the image you get on your monitor will be filled with extra content.