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Continue reading →: Beta Books?? Strange but True.
It’s funny what the web will turn up. Surfing can lead you to strange ideas from people you never thought you would read or even think to look at. While surfing today I discovered Adam Greenfield the CTO (Chief Technology Officer) of a company called Site5 and on his blog…
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Continue reading →: Pulse, RSS and innovation in publishing!
In my puntering across the web today I was guided by fate to the website for the book Pulse and I am amazed and loving it. The essence of the site is to promote Pulse the new book by Robert Frenay, you can see his biog here. It’s how it…
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Continue reading →: Oral History for the Web enabled age
I recently came across Evoca (via Techcrunch an awesome site). Not only is it a simply excellent and easy way to great audio content it also has an incredible offering of local history and oral history already on board. For instance the Georgia Historical society has a page with some…
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Continue reading →: East & West, Constantinople & 1453 and Roger Crowley
It may seem an odd post but I was struck by two very different takes on the same book perhaps some of you will be as interested as I was. I am currently reading an excellent book by Roger Crowley which to me (and other Europeans) is called Constantinople: The…
