ebook piracy

Cory Doctorow at BoingBoing writes about:

Why writers should stop worrying about "ebook piracy"

copyright, copyfight, ebooks, piracy

Top e-book techies helping OpenReader

Top e-book techies, even one from Adobe, are starting to respond to calls to help develop the OpenReader standard for e-books and other digipubs.

Check out the format and development email lists. Then volunteer. [via TeleRead]

pda, ebooks, OpenReader

PDA Sales on the rise

Google News search

tags: PDA, handheld, smartphone

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Links to ebook and iSilo versions

tags: books, Douglas Adams, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, ebooks, fiction,

OpenReader seeks Librarian participation

Librarians are invited to participate in the Open Reader movement
headed up by Jon Noring, a veteran ebook standards setter. The proprietary
formats of both ebook devices and software adds to the tremendous challenge
of ebooks for libraries and consumers.

Epocrates Launches MobileCME(R)

Epocrates Launches MobileCME(R) First PDA-Based Medical Education Product Fully Integrated With Clinical Reference Software

Leveraging content from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and other respected clinical organizations, Epocrates has launched the MobileCME(TM) on-the-go continuing medical education system, which enables physicians to take continuing medical education (CME) courses on handheld devices such as Palm- and Pocket PC-based operating system devices and smartphones. The free product, available at http://www.epocrates.com, offers physicians a convenient and flexible option to earn required CME credits anytime, anywhere.

Download the free program

Requirements
MobileCME requires the latest version of one of the following installed on your device: Epocrates Rx, Epocrates Rx Pro or Epocrates Essentials.

[via PalmAddicts]

tags: CME, Epocrates, pda, Palm, Treo