The Digital Reader

CES has just wrapped up, and now that was a crazy week.

Here re the most popular posts for this week.  The top 10 is dominated but some older posts s well as the Nook Tablet (because of the new bundle offers). I can also count no less than 4 CES news stories that no one else covered (iriver, Polaroid, Mirasol, E-ink).

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As you read this Sunday morning I will hopefully be in the air, on my way to CES. It’s been an interesting week, but few of my favorite posts made the most read list. Instead the list is dominated by older reviews and how-to posts. And of course at the top of the list was the Kyobo review.

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It’s Sunday morning, and that means it’s time for the weekly roundup. I used to post this on Saturdays, but now that I plan to have the morning coffee post, I’ve moved this post.

It’s been a fairly quiet week here on the blog. Most everyone is still away on vacation, so not many newsworthy events have happened. All the top posts are older ones. it looks like most visitors are looking for advice on their new gadget.

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Here’s a few stories to read this Tuesday morning.

• Fill Your E-Reader With These 12 Books And It’ll Pay For Itself (Forbes)

• Flipboard needs to branch its content out from US/UK, here’s why (TheNextWeb)

• It must be possible to build a great 7-inch tablet (CNet)

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This is the morning after Christmas, so Im going to mix in a few older posts that you might want to read.

• Bookstep: ‘Pay What You Want’ Textbook Model (Publishing Perspectives)

• Getting Started with a Cheap Android Tablet (The Digital Reader)

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• 2012: The Year Mobile Reading Grows Up (Wired)

• HTML5: The platform-agnostic key to the future of publishing (Radar)

• Intrínseca, Other Top Brazilian Publishers Embrace E-books (Publishing Perspectives)

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Here are a few interesting stories from the past day.

• 2011 Digital Publishing Timeline (FutureBook)

• A Tumultuous Year in Books (The Atlantic)

• Chefs’ Selections: The Best Books Read During 2011 (Scholarly Kitchen)

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Here are a few articles to read over your morning beverage of choice.

Amazon Kindle Fire vs. iPad 2 (Marco.org)

Drawn & Quarterly Releases First Digital Graphic Novel (Drawn & Quarterly)

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Here’s some stories being talked about on Twitter.

Getting a Tablet Is Easy; Getting Digital Magazines Is a Pain (Media Shift)

Kindles Attract Reluctant Readers at CT Elementary School (The Digital Shift)

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It’s a beautiful Monday morning here in Virginia. Here are some stories you may have missed over the past few days.

21st-century publishing builds on a healthy radical tradition (The Guardian)

Bookstores losing browsers to Web (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

China E-Reader Sales Down Thanks To Lack Of Content (Paid Content)

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