the best of both worlds
Josef Beery has done well by his iPod Touch: he’s using it as a book reader and only as a book reader, with a...
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delusions of originality
James Higgs writes: When I buy a book, I’m buying a physical, real world object that has properties that can be...
life imitates Text Patterns
In particular, my post the other day about the Kindle user trying a book for the first time. Marco Arment on the Kindle...
“minority cult”
That’s how Alison Flood in the Guardian characterizes Philip Roth’s thoughts about the future of the novel....
augmented books
I tweeted a while back my sense that I should post something about this conversation about e-books and the future of...
improving the e-book experience
Some good ideas from Mike Elgan, except for number 4 — I am so sick of “social” I could barf: 1. Bundled...
a lengthy post
The well-known computer scientist/entrepreneur Philip Greenspun has a recent post which is an interesting combination...
e-books in Africa
Could e-books provide a way of getting expansive intellectual resources into the hands of poor and historically...
Steven Johnson on e-reading
Over the next few days, as time permits, — here at Wheaton, we’re getting near the end of the semester, and...
linkages
One of the really cool things about the Internet is that if you wait long enough someone else will say all the things...