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Category Archives: USA
Where are the ebook readers ?
This fascinating infographic on ebook reading habits is from Hip Type, a small company that collects detailed data and demographics for authors with a plugin for ebook publishers. For the infographic, Hip Type examined the “DNA” of a successful book, … Continue reading
The Textbook Solution
With a new school year on the horizon, college and university students the world over are searching for affordable solutions to the dreaded textbook buying spree. This helpful infographic explores innovative ways to bring down the exorbitant cost of textbook … Continue reading
Posted in Books, ebooks, Tech, USA
Tagged Chegg, Colleges and Universities, Textbook
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MoMA Unadulterated
Audio Tour Hack is a playful band of artists and communication professionals who collaborate with museums, galleries and businesses to create interactive and entertaining content. Their most recent project, MoMA Unadulterated, enlisted a gaggle of 3 to 10 year old … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Film, Museums, Tourism, USA
Tagged Art Museums, Museum of Modern Art, New York City
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Life’s a Beach
Shooting from open helicopters, Hollywood-based photographer Gray Malin has been documenting beaches around the globe, from Miami Beach to Rio and from Europe to Australia. Seen from above, a crowded beach or hotel pool becomes a blank canvas that allows … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Photography, South America, USA
Tagged Hollywood, Maison Gray, Miami Beach Florida, Photography
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The Rise of the eBook
I continue to be intrigued by clever, fact-filled infographics. So, here’s a well-researched one that explores the comparative details of the world’s main English language ebook markets. Who knew that there were more than 400 million ebook capable devices in … Continue reading
Not Just for New Yorkers
Way back in 2010, when The New Yorker released its first iPad app, Jason Schwartzman was the pitchman. For the brand new, updated version of the new iPhone app, and it’s Jon Hamm and Lena Dunham doing the honors. The … Continue reading
Posted in apps, Books, USA, Writing
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I Never Met David Rakoff
I never met David Rakoff, but like so many other readers and NPR listeners I felt that I knew him. And, like so many fans of the author and humorist I was deeply grieved by the sad news that he … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Canada, USA, Writing
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A Book Too Far
Irish novelist John Banville has been contracted to write a new novel about Raymond Chandler‘s iconic private detective, Philip Marlowe. Henry Holt will publish the book in 2013 under Banville’s pen name, Benjamin Black. Banville promises to create a “slightly surreal, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, USA, Writing
Tagged Benjamin Black, John Banville, Philip Marlowe, Raymond Chandler
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The Joy of Maps
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