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A model displays top Japanese online retailer Rakuten new electronic book player "Kobo Touch" with a six-inch e-ink display in Tokyo on July 2, 2012 produced by Rakuten-owned Canadian popular ebook maker Kobo. Rakuten will launch an ebook service in the nation's largely untapped market on July 19, releasing the Kobo Touch reading device exactly at 100 USD.

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Hillary Clinton signs copies of her books for her supporters.

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By Michael Sainato
Cover, Rolling Blackouts: Dispatches From Turkey, Syria and Iraq, by Sarah Glidden (2016)

Sarah Glidden Paints Pictures of Journalists’ Discomforts

By Brady Dale
Make no mistake, this is straight piracy.

When Will YouTube Deal With Its Audiobook and Podcast Piracy Problem?

By Ryan Holiday
Jon Abrams investigates how the “prep to pro” generation forever changed the trajectory of the NBA.

Grantland Alum Jon Abrams on How Players Skipping College Changed the NBA Forever

By Eric M. Ruiz
A.G. Riddle signs Departure.

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By Brady Dale
PHOTO: Kaitlyn Flannagan for Observer

The Report of Print’s Death Is Greatly Exaggerated

By Sarah Dohrmann

Heartworm Press Finds Poetry Beneath the Noise

By Justin Joffe
Online retail giant Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos unveils the Kindle DX, a large-screen version of its popular Kindle electronic reader designed for newspapers, magazines and textbooks, during a press conference in New York, May 06, 2009. The Kindle DX costs 489 USD and features a screen which at 9.7 inches (24.6 centimeters) is 2.5 times larger than the six-inch (15.24 cm) screen on the earlier versions of the Kindle, which cost 359 USD. AFP PHOTO/Emmanuel Dunand

With Lower Prices and 12X More Titles Per Year, Famous Authors Fear Amazon

By Brady Dale
LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 25: A man reads an ebook in Victoria Tower Gardens on April 25, 2013 in London, England. Following an unseasonably cold start to 2013, higher temperatures are being reported in southern parts of the United Kingdom. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)

Amazon and Oyster Books: Comparing How Writers Get Paid

By Brady Dale
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