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The idea is that you can "read, watch, and listen to an e-book at the the same time," in the parlance of Penguin's marketing materials ...

Are Enhanced eBooks Actually Readable? publishingperspectives.com 2010

I love Penguin's updated Kay covers, (all of which were created by artist Cathy McLean), and would love to replace the rest of my older copies with them.

TBR Additions 2009

The idea is that you can "read, watch, and listen to an e-book at the the same time," in the parlance of Penguin's marketing materials in support of their "amplified" e-books, which have included classics and backlist bestsellers, such as Ken Follett's "The Pillars of the Earth."

Are Enhanced eBooks Actually Readable? publishingperspectives.com 2010

The idea is that you can "read, watch, and listen to an e-book at the the same time," in the parlance of Penguin's marketing materials in support of their "amplified" e-books, which have included classics and backlist bestsellers, such as Ken Follett's "The Pillars of the Earth."

Are Enhanced eBooks Actually Readable? The Huffington Post News Team 2010

The idea is that you can "read, watch, and listen to an e-book at the the same time," in the parlance of Penguin's marketing materials in support of their "amplified" e-books, which have included classics and backlist bestsellers, such as Ken Follett's "The Pillars of the Earth."

Are Enhanced eBooks Actually Readable? publishingperspectives.com 2010

The idea is that you can "read, watch, and listen to an e-book at the the same time," in the parlance of Penguin's marketing materials in support of their "amplified" e-books, which have included classics and backlist bestsellers, such as Ken Follett's "The Pillars of the Earth."

Are Enhanced eBooks Actually Readable? The Huffington Post News Team 2010

Many of the problems with the galleys were formatting issues, which I think resulted from the way Penguin's having to rush the production schedule to meet the August 4 release date.

Howard Hughes and the Little White Pills greygirlbeast 2009

The Penguin edition is not the text made famous by Gibbon's friend Lord Sheffield, but a new (well, 1983) treatment of the manuscripts by Penguin's editor Betty Radice, who steps from behind the curtain and explains her methodology in an interesting introduction.

2009 books poll reading_gibbon 2010

If we want to turn younger players onto social issues through games, there's Club Penguin's Coins for Change.

Craig and Marc Kielburger: Playing Video Games for Social Change Craig 2011

The idea is that you can "read, watch, and listen to an e-book at the the same time," in the parlance of Penguin's marketing materials in support of their "amplified" e-books, which have included classics and backlist bestsellers, such as Ken Follett's "The Pillars of the Earth."

Are Enhanced eBooks Actually Readable? The Huffington Post News Team 2010