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Thirteen novels by Pearl S. Buck will be released in e-book form for the first time, her publisher said on Monday, the latest works by an acclaimed author to be published digitally after being available only in print.

Advisory board member Jonathan Wright said he'd pushed for works published digitally to be eligible as well.

A vast majority of our stories are published digitally in the 24-hour span around when we begin rolling our printing presses.

Scholarship on historical and contemporary photographs of the Central Pacific Railroad sites is currently under review to be published digitally in these project pages.

Bradbury once said that e-books "smell like burned fuel," but he allowed his classic to be published digitally because it wouldn't be possible to have a new contract without e-book rights.

Blogging already provides an incremental publishing platform that is simple and free, adjustable and easily distributable; the distinct pleasure of a book — generally the result of months or years of work, whether published digitally or on paper — is that it's meant to be savored.

This fall, Random House also plans to publish digitally a hundred titles from its Modern Library imprint of classic titles.

Dear Dr. Bhatia, The discussion about when to publish digitally has gone on in our news organization since we started our efforts on the Web 16 years ago.

As time has gone on, we've adopted a more nuanced approach than our original reflex to publish digitally only after our paper was printed.

So newspapers might in time move to Sunday-only printing and publish digitally during the week.A variety of other models are also being tried.

In publishing, Charman-Anderson points to the trend for long-form, "slow media" content projects, with Kickstarter-funded Matter– co-founded by former Guardian tech journalist Bobbie Johnson – and music magazine Uncool both publishing digitally, and Delayed Gratification in print.