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e-book

[ee-book] / ˈiˌbʊk /
NOUN
talking book
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But Koeltl said there was nothing "transformative" about Internet Archive's digital book copies that would warrant "fair use" protection, as its e-books merely replaced the authorized copies publishers themselves license to traditional libraries.

From Reuters

The group, aged between 25 and 28, had produced cartoon e-books that some interpreted as trying to explain Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement to children.

From BBC

In customer reviews for Kindle’s iPhone app, many people were confused or annoyed that they couldn’t buy e-books in the app.

From Washington Post

Along with cooking utensils and the pillows, their phones, e-book readers and computers, they pack lightly with layers for variable weather.

From Seattle Times

In March, Little, Brown plans to publish “Run, Rose, Run,” a collaboration between Patterson and Parton, in print, e-book and audio editions.

From New York Times