It’s the End of the Book As We Know It — and I Feel Fine
As bookstores and books in general meet the fate of physical media everywhere, maybe we should celebrate.
As bookstores and books in general meet the fate of physical media everywhere, maybe we should celebrate.
After one year, most COPE funds remain unspent. Is it time to revise the policy?
Open blogging networks may be impossible to commercialize, for a host of reasons.
Pubget still seems like a technology in search of a problem or a solution in search of a viable business model.
In this clip, a mother (and sportscaster) recounts the devastating game of badminton and its effects on her life.
A recent infographic from OCLC shifts the value considerations for libraries into a potentially risky realm, a mismeasure of value that’s just not necessary.
Consumers have demonstrated a willingness to pay for targeted, virtual goods and services. Why are publishers still trying to foist low-value generalized content off to them?
Despite OCLC’s legal woes, and no matter how the court of law decides, the court of user opinion may be the determining factor in OCLC’s future.
When brands, credibility, and trust all stumble, what is an increasingly weary public supposed to think?