Ellora’s Cave is launching their own ereader (more info here). I don’t buy as much from EC as I used to, but I have to admit I kinda want one. If only it’s wasn’t only being sold at a convention on a continent I can’t get to.

The Telegraph is ordered to pay £65k after publishing a review that alleged a non-fiction book had made up some of its interviews (and here’s the Telegraph’s own article). I’m a little disappointed that the reviewer in question wrote ‘An Education’, which is one of my favourite films of recent years.

Dyslexie, a font for dyslexics. I don’t know how well it works, but my sister’s dyslexic, so I’ll forward it on to her and see what she thinks 🙂

So DCnU has attracted a lot of attention for its sexism, which I linked some articles about last week. Some positive things have come out of this, though. For a start, DC have pulled a couple of project off the back burner to try and look like they’re listening to their fans. SDCC also gave us the Gender Bent Justice League. Still a good demo of how sexist the current DCU (scroll down to see the boys) can be, but also much more awesome.

(oh, and hey, this Wednesday? One year anniversary of Tease’s release. Keep your eyes peeled for a competition!)