The New York Times Is Getting Into eBooks With Byliner And Vook Partnerships

The New York Times is getting into the ebooks business through partnerships with digital publishers Byliner and Vook. The Times will up to 12 original e-singles through Byliner on a variety of topics including culture, sports, business, science, and health. The first Byliner title, "Snow Fall: The Avalanche At Tunnel Creek," will cost $2.99 and is an expansion of author John Branch's upcoming Dec. 17 article for the Times . Through the Vook partnership, the Times will also start publishing a curated selection of articles collectively referred to as "TimesFiles."Read Full Story Continue reading at 'Fast Company'

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