Bookmarks: pulping Penguin, Germany’s black market, and more

Quillblog, Booksellers, Kindle

May 1, 2009 | 12:30 PM | By Eric Emin Wood

Sundry links from around the Web:

A British hamlet opens a paper recycling mill that, among other things, will specialize in pulping Penguin’s titles.
Will Austria become a black market for German book buyers?
Apple’s potential response to the Kindle.

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