Je’ has an interesting post somewhere about reading blogs. It started with Halley’s Comment. Halley writes about a study that says no one reads blogs, so she writes about reading blogs and all the blogs she reads. Je’ reads many, many, many blogs. The guy Je’ linked to must also read [...]
The November/December journal Change includes the article “Copyright and Distance Education: Making Sense of the Teach Act” by copyright law expert Kenneth D. Crews of the Copyright Management Center at Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis. According to the Chronicle of Higher Education, where I found information about this article since I couldn’t find it [...]
Project Gutenberg has posted its 10,000th book! The ebook project is based on Michael Hart’s idea “…that the greatest value created by computers would not be computing, but would be the storage, retrieval, and searching of what was stored in our libraries.” He began by entering the Declaration of Independence. The ebooks [...]