Michael Kozlowski

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Michael Kozlowski is the editor-in-chief at Good e-Reader and has written about audiobooks and e-readers for the past fifteen years. Newspapers and websites such as the CBC, CNET, Engadget, Huffington Post and the New York Times have picked up his articles. He Lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Documentary – The entire history of Sony e-readers and e-notes

Sony has a storied history in the e-reader and e-note space. They…

Amazon disables the bookstore on older Kindle e-readers

Good e-Reader broke the news a couple of months ago, that Amazon…

Top 5 Best Digital Note Taking E INK Tablets for Summer 2022

Digital note taking devices or e-notes are some of the best products…

E INK has Gallery Plus development kits are now available

E INK announced Gallery Plus early this year and this is new…

Now is a good time to buy a Kindle, Amazon has a huge sale going on

If you are looking to get a Kindle on sale, now is…

Microsoft Office for iPad will support Apple Pencil via Scribble

One of the big advantages of using the iPad is the compatibility…

Should you buy a Kindle now or wait until it’s on sale?

The Amazon Kindle is the most successful and popular brand of e-reader…

The Top 5 Best e-Readers to Buy this Summer

More e-readers have come out this year, than any other year in…

Mudita Bell is an affordable E INK Alarm Clock

A minimalist alarm clock, built to embody simplicity and offline tranquility. Pleasant…

First Look at the Bigme and Good e-Reader InkNote Color

Good e-Reader and Bigme have developed a new color ebook reader and…

HarperCollins Audiobook and ebook sales increased by 4%

HarperCollins is one of the largest publishers in the world. They have…

Amazon Kindle Books should be loaned out and resold

If Pearson can make NFT ebooks work and prove over time that this is a viable alternative revenue stream, this will prompt Amazon to give authors an option to sell books as NFT in Kindle Direct Publishing and Amazon can leverage their own imprints to also use NFT. Even if NFTS cost more, we will finally be able own our ebooks instead of just lisensing them. Currently, the only way to truly own an ebook is to download a royalty free one, download a free ebook from a company like TOR, pirate them only or buy the book and strip the DRM using software. We need a better option. 

Pearson+ Releases New Curated Videos in their textbook app

Pearson launched the digital textbook platform  Pearson+ in August of 2021 and…

First look at the Dasung A4 – a 13.3 inch e-note with Android

Dasung is dipping their toes into the dedicated digital note taking sector…

The Kobo Clara HD 2 will be available soon

The company plans on announcing the Kobo Clara 2, which is a second generation model to their mega popular 300 PPI ebook reader.

You will soon be able to cancel Kindle Unlimited right on a Kindle e-reader

Amazon Kindle Unlimited is an online subscription platform where users can get…

Why did Amazon abandon haptic feedback on Kindle e-readers?

Amazon has never really embraced physical page turn buttons on modern Kindle…

Libraries can now share thoughts and recommendations with Libby

Overdrive Libby has just gained new functionality for libraries to share thoughts,…

Wizards of the Coast discontinues Dragon+ digital magazine

Wizards of the Coast has discontinued their digital magazine Dragon+ after 41…

Amazon is dominating the digital book market

The ongoing saga on whether the US will allow the merger of…

Judge recommends dropping lawsuit against Amazon and Publishers for price fixing ebooks

A class action lawsuit was brought to a southern district of New…