There have been other sites – FriendFeed is one that immediately pops to mind – that have tried to become a central hub for all of your online
An article about the decline of mail-order record clubs claims that it was the “12 for a $0.01” record clubs that conditioned consumers to pay little to nothing
And the answer (at least according to this infographic) is yes. Bonus: here’s a wise prognosticator on the same subject back in 2006… [slideshare id=26213&doc=the-universal-television-the-internet-and-the-end-of-space-time-pdf-w-speaking-notes-16189] (Okay, it’s me
It’s no secret that I’m a big fan of the site, Reddit. In fact, I’d go so far as to say it’s currently my favourite site on the
It’s not often that you can take credit for being the first to do something notable in Canadian history. (Well, you could if you counted things like “first
Pretty cool story of how this video was made… (via MetaFilter)
“Men, Which Books or Movies Have Most Resonated With Your Inner Thoughts?” (AskMF) MetaSkim – a new news site that attempts to provide targeted local news (MetaFilter) YouTube
…the Internet Archive has announced a project to create an archive of one (physical) copy of every single book ever published.
It’s a rare post that allows me to combine the three pillars of this blog – libraries, technology and politics. But today, the Canadian Library Association released their
I’m very interested in the impact of e-books on libraries and have been doing a lot of reading on the subject lately. I came across this article about
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