10/03/10: Stop Press for March 9th
- A List Apart: Articles: Web Standards for E-books aka HTML isn’t just for the web
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04/03/10: Stop Press for March 2nd
- The Form of the Book / from a working library "As readers move to the screen, designers who care about reading must follow; not because fame and fortune await—for most, they do not—but because readers still need you. Do not forsake them." AWL is often infuriating, mostly fascinating, and almost always right.
03/03/10: Stop Press for March 2nd
- First Look: How Penguin Will Reinvent Books With iPad | paidContent
- COW BOOKS "We sell out-of-print books focusing 1960-70s social movements, progressive politics, Protest, the Beat Generation, and first editions of forgotten modern authors." (See: At Large) (Via: Lauren Cerand)
23/02/10: Stop Press for February 22nd
- rodcorp: Fluttering drafts, twitter fabrication Rod McLaren has been telling stories on Twitter.
12/02/10: Stop Press for February 11th
- 15-Year-Old Cell Phone Novelist in Japan Hits the Big Time – Tonic We haven't talked about keitai novels in a while. Here you go.
10/02/10: Stop Press for February 9th
- We Are Wizards Via @sizemore, who talks a lot about "having your own gang".
- We Are Harry and the Potters We Sing Songs About Books.
09/02/10: Stop Press for February 8th
- Creative Review – The Atlas of the Real World "Books Published: The size of each territory shows the number of new book titles published each year." Which, if you didn't know, should explain a lot.
- British Library to offer 19th Century first editions for free download on Amazon Kindle – Telegraph And £15 facsimile paperbacks. Interested to see where they come from.
- Amazon gives the self-published a second life – USATODAY.com AmazonEncore starts ramping up. Amazon as publisher. Everybody just a little nervous. Like when you touch a horse.
05/02/10: Stop Press for February 4th
- coverspy NYC publishers sneaking a look at what people are reading on the subway. For a while I've wanted to install barcode readers on the tube, so London commuters can swipe their books alongside their oyster cards. This is probably more achievable.
04/02/10: Stop Press for February 3rd
- Unlock collections for digital access to all -Times Online The BL, V&A and others voice support for one UK alternative to the Google Settlement – the ability to license orphan works as provided for in the Digital Economy Bill. (P.S. This is what newspapers are for: public letters.)
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