Sister Sledge sues Warner Music for lost digital revenue

Sister Sledge has filed a lawsuit Thursday against Warner Music Group. Read more...

Amazon Rides Kindle Fire to Huge Growth, but Profits Are Down (Mashable)

Mashable - Amazon is growing fast. But that growth is outpacing its ability to make money, if the company's quarterly results are any indication. Virtually every area of the company experienced double-digit growth over the same period a year earlier. Read more...

Amazon estimated to have shipped 6m Kindle Fires in fall

Stifel Nicolaus analyst Jordan Rohan was willing to risk a late prediction of Amazon's results with a research note late Sunday. He estimated that Amazon shipped six million Kindle Fire tablets in the fall. The online reseller was succeeding as it had "staked out" both the low end of the market and a loyal base that would likely spend a large amount on e-books and videos... Read more...

Are tablet ergonomics a pain in the neck? (Digital Trends)

Digital Trends - Now that tablet devices like the Apple iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab, and Amazon Kindle Fire are becoming commonplace in everyday society, researchers have started examining some of the possible ergonomic impacts of these devices. After all, almost every other technological gizmo and device that has become ubiquitous in society seems to have an impact on our bodies, from desktop computer users suffering carpal tunnel syndrome and circulation problems to gamers and “Generation Text� experiencing thumb and wrist injuries. Before then, centuries of people wore down their bodies on telephone and telegraph gear, industrial machinery, looms, and countless other devices. Read more...

Analysts: iPad’s tablet share cut to 58% due to Kindle Fire

The Amazon Kindle Fire may have saved Android's share of tablets, Strategy Analytics reckoned from its calculation of shipments. Although the research firm didn't break down individual model numbers, the known strong Kindle Fire sales could be credited to Android more than tripling tablet shipments versus a year ago, to 10.5 million units. Apple's 15.4 million iPads still kept it in the clear majority, at 57.6 percent, but Android now had 39.1 percent of the fledgling category... Read more...

Amazon rumored splitting off video service to fight Netflix

Amazon might separate at least the subscription side of its Instant Video service to better compete in Internet video. A rumor late Tuesday from the New York Post had it breaking the subscription video out from its bundling with the $79 Prime service. Read more...

Tablet ownership nearly doubles in January (Digital Trends)

Digital Trends - According to new information from the Pew Research Center’s Internet and American Life Project, tablet ownership has jumped from about 1 out of every 10 Americans to approximately 19 percent. The previous study was conducted around the middle of December, thus the massive increase in tablet ownership can likely be attributed to the holiday shopping season Read more...

Expanded lawsuit: publishers picked Apple to punish Amazon

Hagens Berman's class-action over iBookstore prices was expanded on Friday with potentially more serious evidence. Read more...

5 Digital Publishing App Trends to Watch in 2012 (Mashable)

Mashable - Erik Loehfelm is the executive director of user experience at Universal Mind, where he leads the design team in developing new, immersive app experiences for a variety of devices. He is also a leading voice in the digital publishing industry Read more...

Just Show Me: Getting started with the Kindle app on your iPhone or iPad (Yahoo! News)

Yahoo! News - Welcome to Just Show Me on Tecca TV, where we show you tips and tricks for getting the most out of the gadgets in your life. In today's episode we'll show you how to get started with the Kindle's iPhone app. Read more...

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