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Space to gather hints and tips for emerging technology; its impact on online reading activities for library service and education. Image: Amazon Kindle by B.K. Dewey July 16, 2008 http://www.flickr.com/photos/bdewey/2675916857/
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Verve Wireless Signs Deal to 'Deliver' Local PapersNEWS MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS Verve Wireless Signs Deal to 'Deliver' Local Papers With print ad revenue drying up, more local newspapers are turning to mobile devices to distribute their content and pick up some extra bucks in the process. Verve Wireless, a technology provider that ...
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Why the newspaper still beats the Amazon Kindle. - By Farhad Manjoo - Slate MagazineBut both versions of the Kindle are missing what makes print newspapers such a perfect delivery vehicle for news: graphic design.
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New York Times Considers Two Plans to Charge for Content on the Web | The New York ObserverNew York Times Considers Two Plans to Charge for Content on the Web By the end of June, The New York Times will come to a decision on how to charge for some of its content on the Web, The Observer has learned. Executive editor Bill Keller said at a meeting with staff on Wednesday that two ...
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Big-Screen e-Readers May Help Save Newspapers - NYTimes.comLooking to Big-Screen E-Readers to Help Save the Daily Press The iPod stemmed losses in the music industry. The Kindle gave beleaguered book publishers a reason for optimism. Now the recession-ravaged newspaper and magazine industries are hoping for their own knight in shining digital ...
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NYT Undams River Of News With ‘Times Wire’ | paidContent.orgThe New York Times ‘s R&D group have been working overtime the past few days: in addition to bringing out Times Reader 2.0 on Monday, NYTimes.com has also gone live with Times Wire . Times Wire posts links to the paper’s online articles and blog posts in a headline-based reverse chronological ...
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52New York Times Considers Two Plans to Charge for Content on the Web | The New York ObserverAsk AOL if people will pay extra for content they can find on myriad other sites across the Web. Unless it's something particular and unique to the media property, smart users will just go elsewhere.Charles Balazs added 8 months ago
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