Incumbents often fear new technology, it seems. Penguin Group, a book publisher, has asked that all of its e-books be removed from the Amazon Kindle library lending service, which is a joint operation ...

Penguin Group USA revealed today that, as of April 2, it will remove the six-month embargo on ebook titles licensed to libraries and instead offer new titles immediately after they are released in the ...

Big-six publisher Penguin is working with digital library distributor 3M Cloud Library to make ebooks available to libraries again — first through a pilot program with the New York City (NYPL) and ...

Penguin Group USA will no longer make e-book versions of its titles available for library lending, citing "new concerns about the security of our digital editions". In a statement released to website ...

With the American Library Association annual meeting set to begin later this week, Penguin has announced a pilot program to digitally lend its titles through libraries. The program, which Penguin is ...

Nearly two years after Penguin pulled its e-book titles from Overdrive, the market-leading e-book lending service, Penguin titles are finally coming back. According to a statement from OverDrive ...

One of the country's largest publishers, Penguin Group (USA), has suspended making e-editions of new books available to libraries and won't allow libraries to loan any e-books for Amazon.com's Kindle.

Penguin Group USA has announced that it is halting all library lending of its new e-book titles, and halting all library lending of its Kindle editions. (Image Credit: Wikipedia) Penguin sent a ...

The number of e-books available for digital lending on Amazon’s Kindle through public libraries around the country has declined noticeably in recent days — from more than 27,000 to less than 23,000 ...

Constance Grady is a senior correspondent on the Culture team for Vox, where since 2016 she has covered books, publishing, gender, celebrity analysis, and theater. As the canon of English literature ...