Ebooks stories

Almost a quarter of regulated entities in Australia have taken part in the first tranche of APRA’s tripartite cyber assessment.

I’ve never used an eReader before. I’m old school and prefer paper books, hardbacks if possible. But I was keen to see if the Kobo Clara 2E would sway me.

In almost every respect it works like a book, apart from the fact that it weighs next to nothing, fits in my hand perfectly, and is soothing on my eyes.

Employees are demanding technology that helps them innovate, collaborate and communicate faster.

It’s estimated that the new legislation will more than quadruple the number of businesses affected in New Zealand.

CIOs and CTOs bear a lot of the pressure when it comes to digital transformation. Rackspace’s survival guide will ensure you stay one step ahead.

One of the biggest concerns businesses have about moving to the cloud is sacrificing the security and control of having your applications on-premise.

Apple has unveiled its 2017 charts and trends, celebrating the most popular apps, music, movies...

In order to minimise risk, organisations need to have a cybersecurity strategy that combines comprehensive visibility and advanced analytics.

The library, which holds more than 19,000 eBook and audiobook titles, features topics including cybersecurity, business intelligence and analytics.

MailGuard has taken a different approach to cybercrime awareness with the launch of a new book to help leaders understand the problem.

New website launched to help educators teach children about healthy eating, with free teaching resources provided.

PlayKids wins Best Streaming Video Platform for preschoolers at Kidscreen 2016 Awards, beating other popular apps like Hopster.

Big news for Harry Potter fans this morning as Apple announces new enhanced editions of all 7 books will be available exclusively on Apple’s iBooks.

Will e-readers make printed books obsolete? The debate staggers on, with some saying it’s inevitable, and others saying traditional books will always have their place.

The uptake of online newspapers is set to increase further as more Kiwis start reading online.

KIWA has won the Innovation in Media, Music & Entertainment category.

Children with hearing impairments are now able to enjoy one of New Zealand’s favourite stories, Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy, as a digital book.

Ebooks are now available for students who use New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL), the first digital resources of this kind to be used in New Zealand schools.

Classrooms around the globe now have free access to Booktrack Classroom, a dedicated education platform that has already shown its potential in a University of Auckland study.

Kiwa Digital’s multi-lingual digital version of Milly, Molly and the Bike Ride is the winner in the ‘Best Free ICT/App Product’ category at the Gulf Educational Supplier & Solutions (GESS) Exhibition in Dubai, the Middle East’s leading educational trade show.

Apple is expanding its iBooks Textbooks and iTunes U Course Manager into new markets across Asia, Latin America, Europe and other areas.

School students may benefit from the latest innovation in reading – sound tracks incorporated into e-books.

Apple CEO may have to testify in the case accusing Apple of conspiring to hike up e-book prices.