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“Read an eBook Week” Wrap Up!

March 12th, 2009

eBook Week has ended but that does not mean the reading has ended.

In fact Erika Smith of the IndyStar.com has called 2009 the “Year of the eBook.” With retailers gearing up for a paper/ebook fight the winners are yet to be determined. Amazon and Sony have been leading the pack with their ebook readers that have come out early and with a fierce support and book download service. However, Barnes and Noble hopes to lap them with the ebook store they are launching later this year. 

By the year 2012 Price Waterhouse Cooper estimates the sales of ebooks to be around $12 Billion, yeah billion. 

So whats the significance of ebook week and the sales of ebooks? It shows that the market is ready for ebooks. The market is ready becuase the people are ready. The cycle of want and need, desire and purchase or simply, supply and demand. With the market and people ready that means that technology and uses will improve. Better school use, better teaching use, more availability in the classroom and most important more opportunity for our children to read and learn in a 3 dimensional world. 

So download an ebook and get reading!


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Wizz-E.com is More Than Fun it’s Smart!

March 11th, 2009

 

Wizz-E.com is BIG! With the recent launch of Wizz-e’s ebooks kids are reading like never before. NOW, Wizz-E announces the availability of games! Not only games but puzzles!!

Kids can visit the Wizard to read, with the magic of sounds and animation then go and learn through educational games and puzzles. 

As they say, But wait there’s more….

More to come more stories, more games, more puzzles! 

So stay tuned!

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