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[informatory] In this electronic age, there's a growing number of collections of audio, video, ebooks, and other personal content on electronic media. It's stored in various compressed formats, often without concern for whether or not that format will be of any use in [Read more]
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[Makezine.com] MAKE: Blog: MAKE ebooks for your iPod guide!: One of the best resources online to find useful and entertaining books free to convert is Project Gutenberg. I usually check out the top 100 section each week and see if there’s anything cool to convert before I go on a trip and plan to listen to music and may want some text to read.
[Teleread.org] TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home: Last week, in joining me in my complaints against Sony's horridly proprietary approach for its Librie, a Japanese reader of this blog sent me some messages with a wonderful signature line quoting Mahatma Gandhi: "Be the change you wish to see in the world." Yo, librarians? Time to cut out the Luddite noises, appreciate the nuances and tell the e-book industry to reform or kiss off the library market?
[Medrounds.org] MedRounds Blog: Although we're working with several authors to produce educational eBooks and eVideos, MedRounds welcomes any academic author seeking a publisher to distribute their educational videos. I believe these videos will be useful for both physicians and our patients.
[Cebooks.blogspot.com] Pocket PC eBooks / iPod Watch: find free and commercial eBook ...: But this portable pro's got substance too -- in addition to running versions of all your favorite Microsoft programs like Word, Excel, and Outlook, its new-and-improved version of Microsoft Reader now allows you to download and enjoy the best eBook titles we have to offer. So power up your new Pocket PC 2002 and check out these and other great titles in our Microsoft Reader eBook Store.
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Posted at August 29, 2005 02:38 PM
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