Image via CrunchBaseBarnes & Noble said so...but didn't provide any data yet. Amazon will soon jump with the same information about Kindle. Who's right? Among my friends, Kindle is the king. And me, I am rather referring to Kindle and Amazon when it is about buying and sharing books. Maybe because I am living in Europe and I don't have the pleasure of breathing the B&N nice atmosphere? Looking further for new data and, why not, the opportunity to test a Nook by myself.
Should I register some of my blogs on Kindle Publishing for Blogs? I was thinking about the most successful ones, that I am managing more than one year and which I would like to use as starting points for future businesses. According to some presentation I've read, the readers are subscribing to your feeds for 0.99$ and you share your revenues with Amazon who is supposed to take 70% of the share. Maybe it is not fair, but when you don't have other choices, it can get used with the idea at the end of the day. The one and only problem, for somebody who is not based, tax payer and account holder in the States is that you cannot register. Period. Annoying, isn't it?
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Instapaper is a new tool designated to save web pages. We are assailed by information, interesting links we are exposed and we need to know, but we don't have always time to evaluate it instantly. The advantage of this instrument is that it is offering the occasion to save webpages from Kindle, iPhone, iPad and, of course, fromt the not yet so obsolete computer.
