The rise of electronic e-readers, particularly the Amazon Kindle, over the last decade has many benefits for readers. The ability to have a large library of books available at your fingertips at ...

Here are the numbers Amazon is highlighting in its press release: • Since 1 April, for every 100 print books Amazon.com has sold, it has sold 105 Kindle books.

The US Kindle Store now has more than 950,000 books (175,000+ were added to in the last five months), including New Releases and 109 of 111 New York Times Best Sellers.

Since April 1, for every 100 print books sold on Amazon, 105 Kindle eBooks have been sold, as noted by Times reporter Carolyn Kellogg on our sister blog Jacket Copy. ‘This includes sales of ...

Amazon says that since April 1, it has sold 105 Kindle books for every 100 print books sold, not counting free Kindle books. The company said that print and e-books combined have driven the ...

Meanwhile, Kindle Unlimited requires a monthly subscription, which gives you access to thousands of books. However, you can only keep 20 books on your shelf at a time, which are technically borrowed.

Stuff your Kindle — or any e-reader — with free books this week. Various publishers and organizations are offering hundreds, if not thousands, of free e-books on Amazon and other platforms ...

Stuff your Kindle — or any e-reader — with free books this week. Various publishers and organizations are offering hundreds, if not thousands, of free e-books on Amazon and other platforms ...

Stuff your Kindle — or any e-reader — with free books this week. Various publishers and organizations are offering hundreds, if not thousands, of free e-books on Amazon and other platforms ...