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The company has been able to strike up such commercial partnerships based on its heritage as a traditional paper-based 'voucher book' provider.

Yahoo bought email add-on Xoopit for about $20 million, Nokia bought social address book provider Cellity, and overshadowing them all was Amazon's $928 million purchase of Zappos.

TechCrunch has been hard on unified address book provider Plaxo in the past, and probably with due cause, given their previous spam promoting ways, but I am now reevaluating that view based on Plaxo Sync.

Digital book providers have the potential to track, aggregate, analyse, and disclose reader activity to an extent far beyond anything possible with physical books, it warns.

PromotionalCodes.com, CouponWinner.com, and PromoCodes.com, for instance, offer an entire category of discount codes for textbooks and eBooks, for various book providers and renters.

"Digital book providers can collect data on what books you search for, what books you browse, what pages you view, and for how long – and they can keep that data for a very long time," the foundation says.

Licenses will be provided on a nonexclusive basis, which means that authors and publishers will have the ability to negotiate with the Registry or separately with digital book providers.

The group has a contract with an audio and e-book provider, Overdrive, paying it $18,000 a year.

Ridibooks, which claims to be Korea's largest e-book provider, has raised a $20 million Series C to take advantage of the market.

And applications like Ereader and Stanza for the iPhone also work with a variety of e-book providers.

At the time, Dr. Marc Maurer, the President of the National Federation of the Blind, argues that "Amazon has repeatedly demonstrated utter indifference to the recommendations of blind Americans for full accessibility of its Kindle e-books and failed to follow the best practices of other e-book providers".