- The South African Literary Encyclopaedia - Interesting project: “originally conceived as a CD-Rom. It has since progressed through a number of incarnations and [the creator is] now proposing that the Encyclopaedia be released into the public domain as a Wiki.” Will be keeping an eye on this one.
- Dispatches From the Hyperlocal Future - Bruce Sterling, one of the most imaginative out there, writes the palm-based future. And yes, books, guidebooks and anything paper-based are in there.
- OLPC may launch $350 laptop by Christmas - Woohoo - following last week’s pr0n gags, the One Laptop Per Child prroject gets serious and starts talking release dates.
- Book avatars vs. the enjoyment of reading - Teleread looks at the presentation debate - why are we working so hard to make ebooks look like pbooks? We think we should be looking at newer, screen-appropriate ways to transmit this information.
- HarperCollins, MySpace to solicit teen writing | CNET - An interesting announcement. But why would HC want to tie themselves to MySpace? They have the power to create an vibrant platform for teen writing and sharing, but casually name-dropping MySpace sounds like they just don’t really understand the space.
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