The Scholarly Kitchen
What's Hot & What's Cooking in Scholarly Publishing – from the Society for Scholarly Publishing
Archive for Mar 11, 2011
Thinking of Japan
The earthquake and tsunami may have changed the topography of parts of Japan, but they have also strengthened our connection to our friends there. Continue reading
Kevin Kelly on Generating Value in a Free Copy World
A fascinating talk from last month’s O’Reilly Tools of Change conference, in which Kevin Kelly talks about how the proliferation of screens, the incorporation of gestures and voice, the abundance of data streams, the notion of “always on,” and so many other trends are changing how we interact with information, and therefore how we make … Continue reading
King Philip’s Autograph Session — A Restored Painting Provokes a Prank
A 400-year-old monarch comes out of retirement to celebrate his portrait’s restoration. And museum-goers want his autograph. Continue reading
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