Technology should help us share, not constrain us
Richard Stallman: The battle for the net: Companies like Amazon can control the way we use the ebooks we buy. Instead let's build a publishing model based on freedom
Can Booktrack make ebooks sensuous?
Andrew Motion: A soundtrack to digital texts claims to 'enhance the e-reading experience', but how will my latest novel, Silver, fare with sound effects?
Penguin, Macmillan and Nosy Crow talk digital books for children
How publishers can make reading experiences that parents feel 'more positive about than Angry Birds'. By Stuart Dredge
Social media self-promotion scheme draws authors including Margaret Atwood
Audible opens $20m fund that will reward authors using social media to help sales
Apple accused by US of colluding with publishers to fix price of ebooks
Lawsuit filed by US department of justice claims Apple ended price competition after seeing success of Amazon's $10 ebooks
China’s e-publishing revolution puts writers on a fast track to freedom
Nicky Harman: A new phenomenon in China – fiction published exclusively online – is giving young writers the opportunity to get their work read quickly and free from censorship
Tim Waterstone warns Amazon tax avoidance could kill off bookshops
Founder of UK books chain says Amazon tax planning fits pattern of 'rude, contemptuous, arrogant' online company
No “free” ride in the e-publishing handover
Writers need to get real as they square up to the e-revolution, writes Robert McCrum
Ebooks VAT should be slashed to zero in 2012 budget, say publishers
Publishers Association adds voice to 5,000-strong petition calling for VAT on ebooks to be abolished, to align with print books
Bologna children’s book fair digital award pits startups against Disney
Julia Eccleshare: In its 49th year the forever-young fair has launched a standalone digital prize – with companies such as the UK's Nosy Crow going up against the bigger boys
Lloyd Shepherd: My parley with ebook pirates
When the author of The English Monster found a request to pirate his novel circulating on discussion board Mobilism, he decided to respond himself – and was surprised by the results
Salman Rushdie attacks planned Justice Dept lawsuit against publishers
Author tweets 'the US Justice Dept wants to destroy the world of books' after price-fixing accusation is reported to be imminent
The ebook that forces the reader to pay attention
Visual Editions' iPad version of Marc Saporta's Composition No 1 offers an intriguing challenge, writes James Bridle
Anthony Horowitz is absolutely right about publishers – apart from mine
John Mitchinson: Don't deride crowd-funded publishing. We engage our readers and uphold quality
Ebooks: why it pays to self-publish
Their books may not be of the highest quality, but self-published authors such as Rachel Abbott are the trade's hottest property, writes Anna Baddeley