The Future of Reading (A Play in Six Acts) [dive into mark]
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URL Tag Cloud
- kindle
- , ebooks
- , books
- , reading
- , amazon
- , drm
- , copyright
- , freeculture
- , technology
- , mvvs
- , eit
- , trends
- , America
- , StumbleUpon
- , activism
- , e-book
- , big_brother
- , materialist
Bookmark History
Saved by 29 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2007-11-20
- Ognjen on 2008-09-22 - Tags publishing , freeCulture , law , society , technology
- Arnieg on 2008-08-24 - Tags kindle , books , ebooks , amazon , reading , drm , copyright
- Incendiero on 2008-08-08 - Tags StumbleUpon , Media
- Carleen on 2008-06-25 - Tags ebooks , copyright
- Doctor_subtilis on 2008-03-25 - Tags activism , amazon , books , copyright , drm , ebooks , kindle , reading
Public Sticky notes
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Highlighted by arneolav
Electronic text books? Get real! By the time I’ve finished a subject (as an undergrad student), I’ve thumbed backward and forth in them numerous times, and have hand-written notes all over the place.
Even if one could annotate such books digitally, I’d still go for the paper version and hand-writing. There’s something physical about working by hand that gets lost in digital translation.
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Oh yeah, and that they have to load the whole thing unless it’s formatted just right.
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Public Comment
on 2007-11-20 by sperkins
on 2007-12-13 by davetrow