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Pogue on Copyfree ebooks

It is pretty easy to be self-serving when explaining how the values of someone else should be adjusted. The complaints of those who object to various forms of copy protection often strike me this way. I am sometimes annoyed by … Continue reading →

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Publishers fighting ebooks?

This brief piece from the NY Times on the publishing industry and ebook readers. The piece claims companies are dragging their feet on releasing conent for ebook readers. Explore the comments for some interesting and contrasting points of view.

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Data on an international scale

Check this LastFM summary of the most frequently played tunes during 2009. Individual choices combined on a massive scale – wisdom (or at least preferences) of the crowd. What a great example of data aggregation. I have to admit my … Continue reading →

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Rheingold on Internet Danger

Check out Howard Rheingold’s introductory comments at the Future of the Forum. Children unprepared to deal with the challenge of the web.

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Google Living Story – Value Added News Content

You might want to explore a new Google labs experiment – Google Living Story. Living story is a way to process and follow important news stories. It organizes content around topics (e.g., health care) by time and resource type (articles, … Continue reading →

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Harlem Children’s Zone

You may have watched this piece from Anderson Cooper on 60 minutes last night. Interesting – a pretty hard core set of expectations for teachers, but make sure you understand the commitment required from students and parents.

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