E-books and e-publishing
I. The Disintermediation of Content
II. E(merging) Books
III. Invasion of the Amazons
IV. Revolt of the Scholars
V. The Kidnapping of Content
VI. The Miraculous Conversion
VII. The Medium and the Message
VIII. The Idea of Reference
IX. Will Content ever be Profitable?
X. Jamaican OverDrive - LDC's and LCD's
XI. An Embarrassment of Riches
XII. The Fall and Fall of p-Zines
XIII. The Internet and the Library
XIV. A Brief History of the Book
XV. The Affair of the Vanishing Content
XVI. Revolt of the Poor - The Demise of Intellectual Property
XVII. The Territorial Web
XVIII. The In-credible Web
XIX. Does Free Content Sell?
XX. Copyright and Free Online Scholarship
XXI. The Second Gutenberg
XXII. The E-book Evangelist
Web Technology and Trends
I. Bright Planet, Deep Web
II. The Seamless Internet
III. The Polyglottal Internet
IV. Deja Googled
V. Maps of Cyberspace
VI. The Universal Interface
VII. Internet Advertising - What Went Wrong?
VIII. The Economics of Spam
IX. Don't Blink - Interview with Jeffrey Harrow
X. The Case of the Compressed Image
The Internet and the Digital Divide
I. The Internet - A Medium or a Message?
II. The Internet in the Countries in Transition
III. Leapfrogging Transition
IV. The Selfish Net - The Semantic Web
Author: Sam Vaknin
Contact Info:
palma@unet.com.mk
vaknin@link.com.mk
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