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German Mega E-book Project

Posted at 8:06AM Tuesday 26 Feb 2013

This Friday, ahead of CeBIT and Leipzig Book Fair, Lesen.net reports that three booksellers— Thalia's Michael Busch, Weltbild's Carel Halff and Hugendubel's Nina Hugendubel—as well as Club Bertelsmann Program Director Anita Offel-Grohmann and Thomas Kiessling, CIO of Deutsche Telekom, will come together on stage to make a big announcement about a "really big new project in ebooks and e-reading."

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