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arnie Grossblatt

Debate Over P vs. NP Proof Highlights Web Collaboration - 1 views

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    Don't let the math stop you from reading this story about the role of web-mediated collaboration. This is Gutenberg 2.0.
Erin Barrett

Ficly - A better, shorter story - 0 views

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    Ficly is a place for playing with story-telling; a collaborative environment where anyone can pick up a narrative thread and weave a prequel or sequel.
Paul Riccardi

» Kosmic Life - Yoga and body: postures, asanas, yoga reference, how-to, spa ... - 0 views

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    Qualifies as a form of publishing. But I bookmarked this because I admire the way this site is a collaborative effort to promote a lifestyle, and it's pretty well done. Simple layout, tons o f content, RSS feeds and Twitter.
Rebecca Benner

Collaborative Publishing: One Brand New Title, One Success - O'Reilly Labs - 2 views

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    Also from Tim O'Reilly tweet.
Derik Dupont

Amazon Says Kindle Sales Hit Monthly Record in Nov - 0 views

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    CIOZone.com - Content for CIOs and IT workers. Collaborate on original IT content and technology issues.
arnie Grossblatt

Notes on Unbound Books - A Conference Report (Part I) « OPEN REFLECTIONS - 1 views

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    Report on a three day gathering of experts on books, publishing and reading, to collaboratively explore the future of the book and the transformation of reading, publishing and learning.  Session videos are available.
arnie Grossblatt

Welcome to Medium - About Medium - Medium - 2 views

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    Interesting
ian bennett

Joint venture - 0 views

Hello America, I'm co-running the Publishing MA at Anglia Ruskin University with Sam Rayner. Our semester has just started and we have welcomed our new intake for, this, our second year. I'll put t...

started by ian bennett on 20 Sep 10 no follow-up yet
arnie Grossblatt

thedigitalist.net » Skills in the Digital Era part two - 0 views

  • in my view there is no need for a digital editor as such in a trade publishing house, rather an editor who understands the digital world:
  • it’s marketing that will have to continue to change the most to find new readers and new ways of reaching readers.
  • Writing that uses new media by incorporating visuals, sound, movies and so on in different delivery platforms such as the new Sony Reader, Alternate Reality Games mixing narrative and interaction by readers and contributors, self-published material, collaborative wikinovels and other kinds of informal, or extra-formal creativity, are exactly the kind of material that a traditional trade publishing house such as Pan Macmillan, however innovative, finds it very difficult to use, or even acknowledge, in a publishing process, and it’s unlikely to be seriously practical in the short term, which means until someone can think of a way to make money out of it, not least because digital projects are typically seen by customers and authors as free or very low-cost, when in fact they’re often more expensive than traditional ones because of the high set-up and development costs
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  • two key issues: accuracy of conversion, which we set at 99.999999%, instead of some competitors’ 99.95%, and attending to the reader experience by providing accurate and appropriate metadata, which is one of the points I want to illustrate later on to show why I believe editors need new knowledge not new skills
  • What it needs to do instead is create a new post-publishing process, a sort of après-lit, which makes clever and effective use of reader involvement through websites and with social-networking tools, but that is familiar Web 2.0 material and outside the scope of this answer.
  • How much is digital going to change the way I work?’
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    One editor's take what endures and what changes for publishers and editors in the digital world.
arnie Grossblatt

All-Star Thinkers on Wikipedia's 10th Anniversary - The Editors - Technology - The Atla... - 1 views

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    Essays for the 10th anniversary of Wikipedia.  
Melissa Dahne

Views: Return of the Mark of Zotero - Inside Higher Ed - 0 views

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    Some of us were introduced to Zotero in the indexing class. Looks like they're introducing some helpful features in the upgrade.
Ryan Holman

Howard Kurtz - Howard Kurtz's Media Notes: The future of journalism - washingtonpost.com - 0 views

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    Speculation on the future of journalism and the possibility of user-generated content to gain local news stories.
Allison Begezda

Cengage Learning acquires National Geographic unit - 0 views

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    Cengage Learning has signed an agreement to acquire Washington, D.C.-based National Geographic's digital and print school publishing unit, which includes the National Geographic Science series, a core elementary science curriculum, National Geographic Explorer! Cengage, with brands including Brooks/Cole, Delmar, Gale, South-Western and Wadsworth, and NGS have collaborated since 2007 to produce English language learning materials for kindergarten through adult education.
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