Category: Mass media
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Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. — Thomas EdisonContinue
Is the latest, cheapest Kindle ($139) evidence of an escalating e-reader price war? The Kindle has gotten pleasantly better and cheaper since its debut for $399 in 2007, when it sold out in hours. By last year, the price was down to $259. Continue
Some of us have daily routines that are conducive to listening to podcasts - long commutes, lengthy stints at the gym.
But just as summer is traditionally the time we are meant to pick up a book to read, summer travels make this a particularly good time of year to fill up your digital-media-player-of-choice with audio from experts and innovators in the startup world.
Looking for entrepreneurial-oriented podcast? Here are some recommendations for podcasts that will inform and inspire.Continue
Newspaper circulation could soon jump wildly, thanks to new standards the industry recommended for itself. Continue
This is the first in an occasional series on technical figures who have gone the way of the Great Auk. These are people who have contributed to the development of the Internet and Web.
Louis Moyroud
Moyroud, who died at age 96 in late June, was instrumental in the development of printing. He and his partner Rene Alphonse Higonnet developed the first photo-typesetting machine at an ITT subsidiary in Lyon, France. Their machine was a step on the journey from physical type to the type you're reading now. Continue
