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Free Book updates, Kindle News and Analysis, Updates on relevant issues, Tips and lots more Kindle goodness.

Do note that there are 2-4 posts a day and that might be too much for some people.

A typical week sees 14-25 posts covering
* 1-5 free book offers. Free Book offers are checked for daily.
* 1 to 3 posts on tips and tricks, new kindle tools and features.
* 3 to 5 posts on the latest news important to the kindle and ereaders.
* Analysis of issues relevant to kindle owners.
* 2 to 3 posts on new and upcoming ereaders.

The content is 70% kindle and 30% ereaders and publishing.

For example, the last week of August 2009 included -

1) How to create a list of links accessible as a book. Link to tool that lets you create custom start pages/ links.
2) Will ebooks kill hardcovers?
3) Kindle 3 feature wishlist.
4) How to convert Google free books for Kindle, including a video walkthrough of getting every free google book in the sony store on the kindle.
5) What makes a good ereader?
6) News of new ereaders from Discovery, Asus.
7) Comparison videos of the Kindle against the two new Sonys. Also side by side pictures.
Kindle blogs are fully downloaded onto your Kindle so you can read them even when you're not wirelessly connected. And unlike RSS readers which often only provide headlines, blogs on Kindle give you full text content and images, and are updated wirelessly throughout the day.

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Excellent blog on Kindle and Publishing. Well thought out!

Review Date: May 22, 2009

Reviewer: Richard Askenase, Boston, MA United States

I have read Abhi's blog for 6 months now. It is an excellent and very thorough review of all things Kindle, e-book, and publishing. Its scope is MUCH broader than just the Kindle. It has well reasoned analysis of significant publishing issues, and books/readership overall. The entries are lengthy, with much detailed statistics to back up his positions. Also, he writes almost daily (sometimes several times a day), so you'll get plenty of material for your monthly subscription. Definitely the best Kindle blog, and, along with Teleread, the best blog on the ebook publishing field. Strongly recommended.

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