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Category Archives: Kindle
My Chat Today with Mike Shatzkin & What He Had to Say About the Future of Ebooks in 2009
I just finished a Skype interview with Mike Shatzkin, a widely followed consultant, analyst, and futurist in the world of digital publishing. Our conversation will be the interview for TKC 195 this Friday. I have spent the last couple of … Continue reading
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Ssshh! Here’s How to Borrow Library Books for Your Kindle
The process of borrowing books for your Kindle or Kindle apps from your public library is not difficult, exactly. But there are a lot of steps. The one that caused me the most frustration was getting the library card number … Continue reading
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All Aboard for new Kindle(s?)
Note: Stephen Windwalker of the inimitable Kindle Nation Daily asked me to live-blog the Amazon press conference tomorrow in NYC, at which there will be some kind of announcement involving the Kindle. We’ve set up this Google Docs page that … Continue reading
Better to Light a Kindle than Curse the Darkness
Jim and Linda never pretended that their gracious home in Botswana has a reliable supply of electricity. They told us of frequent, unannounced outages of varying lengths. We know that Linda checks the red doorbell light each time she pulls … Continue reading
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Girl, Dog, Beach
We were reading our Kindles at the beach when an autumn breeze came up. So I fetched additional layers of clothing up at the cottage and returned with a bag of almonds and a root beer. Our friend Holly, a … Continue reading
K4K Launched to Provide Kindles for Troops
Yesterday I launched a project to provide free Kindles for U.S. troops serving in Afghanistan. I chose Kandahar because of the letter K, but also because it’s the general region where Army Sgt. Andre B. Corbin will serve when he … Continue reading
Hot Off Amazon’s Digital Text Platform…
With help from wizard Kindle formatter Joshua Tallent, I now have a new title available at Amazon’s Kindle Store. It’s A Poet’s Progress at Bennington – Vol. 1. It comprises the work I did during my first semester in the … Continue reading
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A Very Smart Take on the Kindle
SmartMoney editor Tom Weber has written one of the smartest pieces about the Amazon Kindle that I’ve seen in a long time. His thesis is that the Kindle makes it difficult to wander off in the middle of a book … Continue reading
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Savoring a Sunday
I did some purposeful work today, but I generally keep Sunday’s free for whimsical forays in directions I hadn’t planned to go. Here are some highlights: I added the free app Pointer to my iPhone, which enables me to control … Continue reading
What’s on My Kindle This Morning
The Philadelphia Inquirer – Where I learned that the last full-blooded Eyak and fluent speaker of her native language, Marie Smith Jones, died Monday at her home in Anchorage, Alaska. I mainly purchased today’s Sunday edition for 75 cents hoping … Continue reading