ebook price fixing: Apple and five publishers face EU inquiry
Inquiry to find out if publishing houses and iPad makers have conspired to take on Amazon's dominance. By Juliette Garside
Are publishers putting the squeeze on bloggers?
Alison Flood: There are worrying signs from some quarters that online reviewers are being held to much stricter terms than traditional journalists receiving review copies
Fahrenheit 451 ebook published as Ray Bradbury gives in to digital era
Longtime opponent of new publishing media sanctions electronic editions in new deal
Amazon’s Kindle lending library is contract breach, say US authors
Authors Guild says online retailer is using 'brute economic power' to push books into scheme without proper permissions
Ideal Binary takes funding for its fairy tale book-app ambitions
Stuart Dredge: Irish startup raises seed round to ensure its business doesn't face a Grimm future on the app stores
Amazon signs ‘game-changing’ publishing deal with Deepak Chopra
The bestselling self-help guru has become the highest-profile author yet to sign book deal with Amazon
Has China found the future of publishing?
Self-publishing websites, where readers pay small premiums for popular authors' latest instalments, has been a spectacular success in China. Could it work here?
UK firm Mindshapes raises £3.1m to make its play in the kid-apps market
Stuart Dredge: Prepares for the launch of two new educational virtual worlds: Magic Town and Language City
Romantic fiction’s passion for ebooks
Romance readers have fallen for digital formats as a way to plough through books without being judged for their covers
Dale Carnegie’s self-help bible gets a new life for the digital age
How to Win Friends and Influence People in the Digital Age includes advice for bloggers but keeps rules of the 1936 original
Steve Jobs authorised biography tops bestseller list on pre-orders
Apple chief was 'curled up in pain' for last meeting with biographer Walter Isaacson, for book to be rushed into print
Harry Potter ebooks launch delayed
High demand forces Pottermore website to temporarily remove duelling game and postpone opening digital bookshop
Angry Birds is the elephant in the room at MIPJunior conference
Stuart Dredge: TV producers want to follow in developer Rovio Mobile's footsteps, but book publishers are more sceptical about apps
The future of reading: iPad, Kindle … and hardback
Peter Preston: It's not a surprise that ebooks are booming, nor that mass-market paperbacks are suffering. What's fascinating is how well hardback books are still selling, years after their death knell seemed to have been sounded
Kindle Fire given cautious welcome by publishers
While device can boost ebook sales, latest devices intensify concerns over Amazon's increasing dominance of marketplace. By Benedicte Page