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Monday, March 26, 2012

Daily Thoughts 03/26/2012

Perspectiva Literaria by Johannes Lencker, Cover

Daily Thoughts 03/26/2012

I read a little bit more of The Consent of the Networked.  There is quite a bit on copyright.  Copyright apparently can be used as a tool of censorship by governments to go after organizations.  China and Russia have been known to look for copyright infringements by dissident organizations.  I am also reading about how Google and Amazon censor some of the content on their networks.  Germany has different laws about nudity and sexuality than the United States so there have been some issues around content with Apple.

I also watched some more training videos on Lynda.com focused on resume writing, time management, and Dreamweaver CS5.  It will take me a while to finish these.  This is a way for me to steadily improve my skills.

I read some more of No Shelf Required 2.  I am reading about preservation of digital books.  This often comes into conflict with digital rights management as well as the idea that with some e-books the person does not own the rights they are only borrowing the item.

I spent some more time relaxing today.

Web Bits

Book Buzz Interviews Goodreads Patrick Brown
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bookbuzz/2012/03/26/book-buzz-interviews-goodreads-patrick-brown

Just The Facts, Yes All of Them
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/25/business/factuals-gil-elbaz-wants-to-gather-the-data-universe.html?pagewanted=1&_r=2&ref=technology

 Vook Launches E-book Publishing Platform to the Public
http://www.digitalbookworld.com/2012/vook-launches-e-book-publishing-platform-to-public/?goback=.gmp_2414597.gde_2414597_member_103427803
Vook would allow people to produce enhanced e-books with video and audio embedded in them.


Sunday, March 25, 2012

Daily Thoughts 03/25/2012

The Arts of the Trivium, Grammar, Borgia Apartments, Hall of Liberal Arts, 1492-1494
Daily Thoughts 03/25/2012


I found a few more social reading companies, Youmag and Babelio are French social reading companies.  There is also anobii which is a United Kingdom company and Rethink Books.

I also spent some more time on Lynda.com watching training videos on Time Management, Effective Meetings, and Dreamweaver CS5.

I have been reading a bit more of The Consent of the Networked.  The author is writing about internet censorship.  He is touching on how censorship affects thngs like cyberbullying and child pornography.  It is controversial in nature and makes you think.

I also read some more of Word Hero today.  There is a website which goes with the book
http://www.wordhero.com
The book is very much a book of rhetorical tips and tricks for writing and speaking.

Mostly, I spent some time thinking today about publishing,books, and libraries.