Archive for category: E-books
- ‘Gawker: An Oral History’ (2015.08.16)
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Brian Abrams has written a classic of the oral-history genre
- Teaching editors structured markup (2013.07.07)
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Jeff Eaton wrote a CMS that forces the use of structured markup
- ‘Design Is a Job’ (2012.04.12)
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A designer tells a client why his designs say what the client means. Young designers need Monteiro’s Design Is a Job to learn how to do that. Design Is a Job needed an editor
- ‘The untold story of Kobo’ (2011.11.25)
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Dan Morel has it wrong: Kobo’s business is selling defective merchandise
- BookCamp Toronto 2011: ‘E-books are hard. Let’s go shopping’ (2011.08.21)
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BookCamp Toronto 2011 was a liberal-feminist-consensus clusterfuck of mediocrity. But I’m calling their bluff and offering free training
- Well, there’s your problem: You let a poet use a computer (2011.03.29)
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Craig Morgan Teicher remains a technical ignoramus. Hey, did you hear that poetry is hard to typeset in E-books?
- Here are the two best articles on publishing of the Year of our Kindle MMXI (2011.03.11)
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Seth Godin, Happy Magic Fun Time, and Queer Cinema Classics doled out one at a time
- Claire Berlinski pulls rug out (2010.12.24)
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Claire Berlinski demolishes not only the sanctimony of the entire exercise of best-book-of-the-year lists but the undead premise of the entire publishing industry
- Magazine editor thinks like magazine editor (2010.12.09)
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Virginia Heffernan gets set straight by Graydon Carter. Oh, and the Ontario government flew her up here to give us advice last summer