Digital newspapers
One Day Soon, Straphangers May Turn Pages With a Button. “This month, De Tijd, a Belgian financial newspaper, started testing versions of electronic paper, a device with low-power digital screens embedded with digital ink — millions of microscopic capsules the width of a human hair made with organic material that display light or dark images in response to electrical charges. This is only one test of new e-paper devices competing to become the iPod of the newspaper business. Other e-paper trials are being undertaken by the paper Les Echos, which is based here, by the newspaper trade group IFRA in Germany and, in the United States, by The New York Times.”
New York Times
(Via Trends.)
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- The future warehouse of unwanted books
- Quantity Over Quality at Google Book Search
- First time a blog becomes a magazine: AlwaysOn quarterly coming this winter
- Designers Are the New Editors
- etoy.SHARE issues July 2006
- Limited Edition Cinema Redux Poster.
- Journalism Through Computer Programming
- The book of the future
- Text casting
- Digital newspapers
- One-off books
- Socially Publishing, Bookmarking, Archiving, Annotating Searching the Web
- Derivative works and affects on book sales
- Full Motion Video and Websites Inside Print Magazines
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- web citation index
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- Kindle Fundamentals
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- Two classic books online
- From blgos to books
- Google Scholar
- 20000 books by color
- Delicious Library
- Print and Electronic Text Convergence
- *.txt
- The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci
- Clip/Stamp/Fold
