Amazon is not the small publisher’s enemy

Kate Nash: For the publisher where I work, the online retailer is a vital support for books often squeezed out from the high street

Ebook sales pass another milestone

Electronic books have become the largest single format in the US for the first time, new data reveals

A revealing look at the Apple boss and a 'cutting-edge' work of popular science have been causing most excitement at busy trade event

London's top Underground blogger has noticed a surge in the use of e-readers in the capital's crowded Tube carriages

Brooke Magnanti's third book, Sexonomics, an examination of third-wave feminism, will reignite the debate over sex for sale

Each time Linen Press sells a book through Amazon, it costs the company more than £2

Book trade impatient for electronic publication, but JK Rowling still considering her options

'The wildness of the avant-garde is never pure. But that's no reason to reject the category entirely'

Sam Jordison: The perception that selling ebooks by the agency model is unfair (consumers) and illegal (EU) is a big worry for publishing firms

'People Who Love Books Don't Steal Books' floated as slogan for drive to protect writers' incomes

Stuart Dredge: Publisher keen to get app developers working closely with its authors

Cory Doctorow: HarperCollins' attempt to ensure ebooks can only be circulated 26 times by libraries is indefensible

HarperCollins says US libraries can lend its ebooks only 26 times as print books have to be replaced after that

Brussels suspects a cartel where publishers see a defence against distributors with the clout to drive down prices below cost

HarperCollins's plans to limit libraries to 26 loans of each ebook declared 'backward-looking and retrograde'