Apple = 2 million DRM-free songs
Amazon = 4.5 million DRM-free songs

Quoted: Amazon's MP3 store - which sells only songs without copy protection - has quietly become No. 2 in digital sales since opening nearly six months ago. That's even though Apple dominates digital music with its iTunes Store (the second-largest music retailer in the world, after Wal-Mart) and its hugely popular iPod.

Borders has decided to leave the Amazon fold and build their own site. It's interesting to see how many separate partners they are requiring to build their new site.

Quoted: Borders has relied on Amazon to operate its online business so far, but is now building its own e-commerce site.

The actual article in the "London Times Online." Google is certainly not dodging the question or trying to keep this secret. I still really want to get a Sony Reader.

If only I could navigate my own book library with an ereader and add my titles to carry around digitally, I"d be psyched. You hear that Amazon? You can start by just making available all of those books I've already bought from you...

Quoted: GOOGLE and some of the world’s top publishers are working on plans that they hope could do for books what Apple’s iPod has done for music.The internet search giant is working on a system that would allow readers to download entire books

Norah Jones has an absolutely spectacular voice and a new album coming out (only $10 on pre-order from Amazon).

You should go check out the video on this link. She's singing "Rosie's Lullaby" off the new album. The production quality of the sound and video is quite high.

Quoted: Amazon.com: Not Too Late : Music: Norah Jones by Norah Jones