A little over two weeks ago, on February 25, I shared a post here with a breakdown of Kindle Store books by price range. The breakdown of the 447,000 titles in the Kindle Store at the time was as follows, as of February 25, 2010: 19,795 Kindle Books Priced “Free” (4.42%) 3,023 Titles Priced from a Penny to 98...
Thanks to Kindle Nation citizen Gary S. for tipping us off to a great cartoon by award-winning editorial cartoonist Jeff Stahler in Monday’s Moderately Confused cartoon. Thought you might enjoy this comic I came across recently… Thanks for the great service you are providing to the members of the Kindle community! Best regards Gary I’ve just pasted a fair-use...
If you love the Kindle and you’d also love to find a way to help give support to the men and women who are deployed in Afghanistan with the U.S. military, Len Edgerly has an idea for you. Len is the founder of The Kindle Chronicles podcast and he has come up with a projects called Kindles for Kandahar,...
I couldn’t help but notice, the morning after the Academy Awards show, that large enough numbers of Kindle owners were paying $14.85 to purchase and download Sandra Novack’s novel Precious to drive it temporarily into the top 200 in the Kindle Store sales rankings despite its price. It’s probably a terrific read — after all, it has 21 5-star...
Related post: Kindle Nation Daily Free Book Alert for Saturday, March 6, 2010: How to Download 2 Million Free Books from the Internet Archive, the Kindle Store, and Project Gutenberg http://www.amazon.com/Sushi-for-One-ebook/dp/B000SF02NC/?tag=ebestOriginally posted March 7, 2010 - © Kindle Nation Daily 2010 “Free” in the Kindle Store refers, for now, to the price for download to US-based Kindles. Amazon adds various charges...
As mentioned in a previous post, Kindle Nation citizen Paul D wrote in to ask why he couldn’t bookmark, highlight, or search within a post or passage from a Kindle blog the way one can with a passage or phrase from a Kindle book. Alas, these features are unfortunately blocked with Kindle blogs, but here are several alternatives worth...
Thanks to Kindle Nation Citizen Paul D for sending in this two-pronged question about how to highlight or otherwise save our December 31 post with step-by-step instructions for how to locate and download 1.8 million free books from the Internet Archive directly to the Kindle: I wanted to highlight a passage from your blog outlining how to DL a...
Since I know that not all Kindle Nation Daily readers, or even have access to, the comments that some readers add to our posts here, I decided that it was important to bring some of the very helpful follow-up/comment discussion right up front here in response to yesterday’s post, From the Kindle Nation Mailbag: “What Do I Do if...
By Stephen Windwalker Originally posted March 5, 2010 – © Kindle Nation Daily 2010 John Wiley & Sons is not owned by any of the Apple Five or Big Six publishers. It is not owned by some global corporation based in Germany. It’s a very successful publicly traded US publishing company that has been around for over two...
Related post: Kindle Nation Daily Free Book Alert for Saturday, March 6, 2010: How to Download 2 Million Free Books from the Internet Archive, the Kindle Store, and Project Gutenberg http://www.amazon.com/Sushi-for-One-ebook/dp/B000SF02NC/?tag=ebestOriginally posted March 7, 2010 – © Kindle Nation Daily 2010 “Free” in the Kindle Store refers, for now, to the price for download to US-based Kindles. Amazon adds...
