I finished taking the Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship online from General Assemb.ly. http://startmaking.com It was very interesting. I think I learned quite a bit. I learnned the basics of how an income statement is put together, the difference between limited liability companies and corporations, and about the process of fundraising for a tech startup from someone who had successfully done it. The classes were well worth doing. I'll probably be going back to go over some of the ideas more closely.
This afternoon, I checked the Twitter and Facebook pages for the library. and placed an e-book on reserve
| Consent of the Networked: The Worldwide Struggle For Internet Freedom by Rebecca MacKinnon. | ||
I found a few more companies that are social reading oriented. There is Bookrix and Bookrabbit both out of the United Kingdom. I spent a little bit of time looking at companies listed in the Bookcalendar Twitter account http://twitter.com/bookcalendar There are a few more companies there as well including Daily Lit, BEA Bloggers which is the new name for the Book Bloggers Convention, Coverspy, Third Iron, Weread, Scribd, and Vook. This adds to the existing companies which I am aware of including Findings, Shelfari, Goodreads, Librarything, Flatleaf, Netgalley, Red Lemonade, Open Margin, Subtext, Book Lamp, Bibliocrunch, Bookiejar, Wattpad,Bookish, and 24 Symbols. |
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