Google enters the e-book trade
The Internet company Google plans to sell newly published literary works as e-books in the future. The e-books will be readable on any Internet-enabled device, such as cell phones.
In future, the internet company Google also wants to sell new literary publications as electronic books. Until now, only scanned older books, which are no longer subject to copyright, have been offered. A company spokesperson announced on Monday that the venture is to be launched this year.
The e-books should be readable on any internet-enabled device such as cell phones. This should make Google a serious competitor for the internet bookseller Amazon. The market leader also sells e-books over the internet, but they have to be read using a special electronic reading device such as Amazon's Kindle.
The e-books should be readable on any internet-enabled device such as cell phones. This should make Google a serious competitor for the internet bookseller Amazon. The market leader also sells e-books over the internet, but they have to be read using a special electronic reading device such as Amazon's Kindle.
