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Wii U eBook rumor rears its head once again, this time with proof
This info comes from the LinkedIn page of Evergeek Media...
Founded in 2000, Evergeek Media Inc. is a leading news syndicate providing consumer-technology news stories and product reviews to print and online publications everywhere. Serving such discerning clients as The Canadian Press, AOL, The Toronto Star, MSN, The South China Morning Post and the Rochester Post Bulletin, Evergeek Media's article archive is updated daily, delivering press-ready copy and graphics through XML Web Services and other propriety methods.
Designed to meet the growing demand for impartial coverage of digital lifestyle products and trends, from the Wii U to Facebook, Electric Vehicles to iPad2, Evergeek Media's cost-effective content solution bridges the gap between mainstream media and the enthusiast press by providing a unique, independent voice backed by a wealth of knowledge, humanizing technology with information that is both entirely useful and fun to read.
Looks like there may have been some truth to that eBook chatter we heard a long time back. Perhaps we'll hear more on this at E3. Thanks to Emily Rogers for the heads up!
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Founded in 2000, Evergeek Media Inc. is a leading news syndicate providing consumer-technology news stories and product reviews to print and online publications everywhere. Serving such discerning clients as The Canadian Press, AOL, The Toronto Star, MSN, The South China Morning Post and the Rochester Post Bulletin, Evergeek Media's article archive is updated daily, delivering press-ready copy and graphics through XML Web Services and other propriety methods.
Designed to meet the growing demand for impartial coverage of digital lifestyle products and trends, from the Wii U to Facebook, Electric Vehicles to iPad2, Evergeek Media's cost-effective content solution bridges the gap between mainstream media and the enthusiast press by providing a unique, independent voice backed by a wealth of knowledge, humanizing technology with information that is both entirely useful and fun to read.
Looks like there may have been some truth to that eBook chatter we heard a long time back. Perhaps we'll hear more on this at E3. Thanks to Emily Rogers for the heads up!
Link