Net Cemetery | The New Republic - 0 views
Open Access Issues - 1 views
John Oakes: This Halloween, I'm Going As a Book Publisher - 0 views
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The good news is that publishing, as you and I have come to love it for the last couple of decades, is not dying. The bad news is that it's dead.
Publisher Reverses Plagiarism Claim « The Scholarly Kitchen - 0 views
Does the Brain Like E-Books? - Room for Debate Blog - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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How the reading experience differs between paper and screen.
Amazon.com Introduces Same-Day Delivery - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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As Amazon does everything possible to compete with brick and mortar stores, and drive small book sellers out of business, how much control will they have over the industry? One of the upsides of electronic publishing is that information will not be controlled by corporate America in electronic form.
The Rise and Fall of Academic Abstention - 0 views
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Although this NYT opinion piece deals with more than just judicial censhorship, it give a very apocolyptic view of the influence of courts on higher education in several categories that I find very frightening in the same way that the fact that one judge was able to censor a sequel to "Catcher in the Rye" without any academic review or input was bone-chilling to me.
Gordon Crovitz: More Insults, Please - 0 views
Condé Nast to Close Gourmet, Cookie and Modern Bride - Media Decoder Blog - N... - 0 views
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This upsets me so much.
Frankfurt Book Fair debate bars participants at Chinese government request | Books | gu... - 0 views
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Censorship visits the Frankfurt Book Fair
Is Google destroying the planet? | The Noisy Channel - 0 views
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What's the carbon footprint of a Google search?
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