- Amazon.com Acquires Brilliance Audio – They’re not planning on taking over the world. Not at all. Noooo.
- DailyLit: Read books by email and RSS. – This I like. I’m going to try Moby Dick (Might as well aim high) and report back on how it goes…
- A Great Idea Lives Forever. Shouldn’t Its Copyright? – New York Times – But hopefully, a stupid idea dies quickly.
- Against perpetual copyright – Larry Lessig (of Creative Commons)’s open response (and open wiki) to that stupid idea.
- Tell Us About The Future Of Publishing – More Booksquare: we’re all invited to pitch in. Spread the word.
- What If A Billion Kids Were Reading And Nobody Noticed? – Booksquare appeals for us to give the kids something to do. A commendable request.
- Notes from the Google UnBound Conference (NYC, January 18, 2007) – Some good stuff in there (Via PersonaNonData)
- Publisher and Authors Parse a Term: Out of Print – The NYT on Simon & Schuster’s rewriting of the rules, thanks to POD. Expect to see more of this…
- The Ultimate eBook Experiment: Reading in the Bathtub – Genius. Take that, Margaret. (Yeah, it’s silly, but remember that yellow waterproof Sony walkman? They could make a Reader like that, no problem).
- twitterfic – Twitter Fiction – More Twittish lit
- “We must act together! We must act quickly!” – Booksellers Association’s Digital Task Force – A must-read if you’re in the UK. According to this in depth Bookseller article, the conference’s response was (predictably) huffish.
Stop Press for May 16th through May 23rd
May 24, 2007
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yeah, that dailylit is great! THX!!!
Comment by Klaudia — May 24, 2007 @ 2:10 pm