Re: Rethinking Ebooks for Web Browsers

When I saw my first Kindle I was astonished at how dinky it was. I was accustomed to the way Adobe PDF documents looked and couldn't believe that a Kindle document wasn't allowed to look like your typical page from a slick magazine. PDF documents are so easy to produce and you can have pictures and videos as opposed to something that looks like an etch-a-sketch drawing. Someone needs to get on the stick and do better. 
 
 
Joe Prentis

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Rethinking
Ebooks for Web Browsers

http://www.digitalbookworld.com/2014/webcast-building-ebooks-for-web-browsers-tools-for-developers-strategies-for-publishers/?et_mid=697529&rid=239365279

"And
as tablet sales begin to dwarf those of e-readers, there’s one thing
all tablets have in common: a web browser."

This is a "come hither" for a webinar, but the point is worth noting. 
Use of browser based apps is growing.

Joseph Harris