Palms, Kindles, Nooks, iPads – none are as cool as Gutenberg’s gadget
Simon Jenkins: For 20 years I have been trying e-books and e-newspapers – but print on paper has outlasted every obituarist
How to publish your own book online – and make money
Victor Keegan: There are now dozens of websites to help budding authors to publish their novels, poems and pictures and, perhaps, even make a profit from it
Apple iPad: the wait is over – but is it future of media or oversized phone?
Apple launches netbook aiming to rob Kindle of growing ebook market and be hottest gadget in technology history
Your guide to taking the tablets – and the e-readers and the slates
The tools to help you to make the most of the latest media slates and tablets. By Kevin Anderson
Ursula Le Guin leads revolt against Google digital book settlement
As opt-out deadline approaches, writer launches petition asking for US to be exempt from controversial agreement
Kindle users revolt against delays to ebook editions
Angry users of Amazon's e-reader have been dishing out one-star reviews of Game Change in revenge for the unavailability of an electronic edition
Is the Skiff Reader the answer for newspapers?
Web-linked touchscreen tablet that repurposes print content unveiled by Skiff. By Peter Kirwan
Mystery Amazon listing for Rough Guide to Sex attributed to ‘Doug E Style’
Author of official book taken aback by appearance of copycat title with 'naughty Viz ring'
CES 2010: The ebook revolution
The tech industry is trying to push traditional publishers to electronic books
Writers’ groups lobby US Congress against Google books deal
Letters appeal to published authors in Congress to save 'freedom to negotiate your own book contract'
Le Guin accuses Authors Guild of ‘deal with the devil’
Ursula K Le Guin has resigned from the writers' organisation in protest at settlement with Google over digitisation
Amazon keeps ebook rivals guessing on Kindle sales
Despite vague boasts of record sales, Kindle figures are thought to be lagging behind early years of Apple's iPod
Breakfast briefing: Amazon’s author deal, and Microsoft’s latest spots of bother
A best-selling author has sidestepped the publishing industry by signing a deal that gives Amazon exclusive rights to sell digital version of his books
Book trade: One chapter closes
Editorial: The story of Borders encapsulates the good and bad aspects of British publishing and bookselling since the Net Book Agreement ended in 1997
Pro-copyright groups lobby MPs for digital economy bill
Groups jointly representing publishing, music, sport, writing and film are presenting to MPs the cases of individuals affected by piracy