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• “Where are you? We have been in the lovely city of Austin since Thursday and haven’t seen you anywhere.” – More SXSW Goodness: An open letter to the book publishing industry from Booksquare
• “Note to publishers: come up with new titles for yourselves” – Article in Advertising Age gives a lot of good pointer on the future of print – again, it’s magazine-focussed, but the same applies…
• Books do furnish the wired home – P-bragging vs. e-reading at Teleread
• “As more museums and archives become digital domains, items left behind in nondigital form are in danger of disappearing from the collective cultural memory.” – Excellent NYT article on digitisation [Via Eoin]
• Penguin at SXSW – Penguin’s Jeremy Ettinghausen – he of SL and the Million Penguins – is at SXSW, being overwhelmed by Twitter, and much else…
• The Six-Word Memoir – A project by Smith Magazine, and Twitter. Perhaps Swotter should send some lines of Joyce…

By James Bridle. This entry was posted on Tuesday, March 13th, 2007 at 1:30 am and is tagged with Stop Press. Here's a permanent link to this post, and the RSS feed for the comments. You can leave a comment below, or trackback from your own site.