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Big Data can tease out all manner of analyses and conclusions from our very digital world, but how can it know what is 'right and proper?'

Amazon Echo: It's in the news for "accidentally" spying on a user, sending a private conversation to an employee in their contact list, but you can now purposefully ask Amazon Echo to read you a spy novel – or any other kind of book.

Apple has launched a new "photo book" telling the story of design at Apple over the past 20 years in small or large sizes.

Xmas break is a time to immerse yourself in a good book – to feel the mellifluous paperback’s parchment beneath your paws, to avoid dog ears, and paper cuts. Whatev - an e-book is easier and safer!

Steve Parish Publishing '” an Australian icon recognised as a market leader within the natural history, children's publishing and Australian book markets '” and BrisWare Pty Ltd. today announced the formation of a collaborative partnership to launch a soon-to-be-available range of Australian-made iPad, iPhone and iPod applications and eBooks.

Around 15 years ago there was a surge of talking books for children that ran on Macs and PCs. Are we about to see a resurgence of the genre, this time on the iPad? Hairy Maclary may be the vanguard.

Informatica Corporation (NASDAQ: INFA), the world's number one independent provider of enterprise data integration software, today announced the release of the industry's first book about applying lean principles to the challenges of enterprise data and process integration, entitled Lean Integration: An Integration Factory Approach to Business Agility. Authored by noted data integration experts and Informatica executives John G. Schmidt and David Lyle, Lean Integration describes why the integration factory will be the dominant new 'wave' of middleware for the next decade. It provides detailed best practices for implementing a lean integration strategy to align functions, eliminate waste and drive continuous improvements across vital data integration activities.

Laura Chappell's definitive book on Wireshark will be available in less than three weeks.