November 2010
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Nov 24th
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Nov 23rd
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Nov 23rd
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Robert Darnton: How Google can save America's... →
Nov 23rd
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Nov 21st
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Nov 21st
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On the Kindle and the e-book market in India. →
Nov 19th
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Nov 17th
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Nov 17th
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Bookavore: Butterbeer recipe and the International... →
bookavore: Yesterday I spent most of the day at the fourth International Quidditch World Cup. We made our own butterbeer before we went; it looked and tasted nothing like butterbeer actually does in the books, but it was delicious anyway, and highly portable, so I share it with you now. To serve four,…
Nov 15th
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Nov 15th
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Nov 15th
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Nov 14th
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“The Kindle is, in other words, what Marshall McLuhan referred to as a...”
– Justin McGuirk, What’s on the next page in the great ebook race, Guardian
Nov 12th
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Nov 10th
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Nov 10th
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Nov 9th
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Nov 9th
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E-book sales poised to pass the $1 billion mark. →
Nov 8th
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Was going to post this link about finding the best free e-books online, but really, it’s just Project Gutenberg and “your e-reader provider’s website”.  Two ways that it’s lame - one, someone went to the trouble of making a slideshow; two, we still don’t have all that many choices. 
Nov 8th
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Nov 7th
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National Library of Norway digitizes... →
Sometimes, a top-down approach is the way to go instead of letting private/corporate interests delay things.
Nov 7th
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The Sony Walkman in literature. (RIP) →
Surely there’s more?
Nov 7th
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Amazon hints at an Android e-reader. →
Nov 5th
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Nov 5th