Sunday, October 9, 2011
How green is the Kindle Fire - part 5: The impact on Amazon's carbon footprint and its refusal to disclose it
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This is the final part of our Amazon week. After discussing if the new Kindle Fire and other new Kindles will contribute to making e-readin...
Friday, October 7, 2011
How green is the Kindle Fire - part 4: Can the new tablet actually benefit independent bookstores?
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Today we continue with our Amazon week. After discussing if the new Kindle Fire and other new Kindles will contribute to making e-reading g...
Thursday, October 6, 2011
How green is the Kindle Fire - part 3: Will it kill B&N and drive the bookseller into bankruptcy?
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Today we continue with our Amazon week. After discussing if the new Kindle Fire and other new Kindles will contribute to making e-reading g...
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
How green is the Kindle Fire? Amazon week - Part 2: Comparing Kindle Fire, iPad 2 and Nook Color
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Yesterday we started our Amazon week to examine some of the impacts of the new Kindle Fire and other new Kindle products. Today we'll tr...
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Monday, October 3, 2011
How green is the Kindle Fire? Amazon week - Part 1: Green impacts on e-reading
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Today we start our Amazon week, following the announced of the company last week on the launch of its new tablet, Kindle Fire, and the new A...
RAN has made it - Disney is working with RAN on a new comprehensive paper policy!
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We reported here earlier this year about RAN's campaign to ensure children's books are not printed on paper linked to Indonesian ra...
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Friday, September 30, 2011
What if Republican presidential candidates were e-readers?
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I saw a funny comparison of CSR reports to celebrities and it got me the idea of comparing the 2012 Republican presidential candidates to e...
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